Answer in this format.Sketch:Given:Required:Solution: (Please answer in detailed (step by step).Indicate labels on what you are doing/performing, for example what formula is used) Consider the steel shaft in the figure as shown. The working stresses are ơw =120 MPa and Tw = 70 MPa. Find the smallest diameter d of the steel shaftthat is capable of carrying the loads shown in the figure. Neglect the weights of thepulleys and the shaft. The pulleys are rigidly attached to the shaft. Assume thatthe stress caused by direct shear force is negligible.MтаxNmTmaxNmHint:Section just to the right of BFrom Mohr's circle1.Construct the bending moment and torque diagram produced by theloadings.2.You'll find out that there will be 2 sections (just to the right of B and C)that will give the largest combinations.3.ОтахkPaπd3Determine the maximum normal and maximum shear stress using theMohr's circle.ТтахkPa4. Compare the maximum normal and maximum shear stresses to theпазallowable stresses.5 Compute for d, and select which d values would be the safest.Section just to the right of CFrom Mohr's circleОтахkPand³ТтахkPand³2500NM'Safest value of d.dтт2500 foLR o.Sm50ON3500L-ROsm

given; ⇒shear stress(τ)=70MPa⇒minimum diameter(d)=?⇒radius(R)=0.5m

Consider the steel shaft in the figure as shown. The working stresses are ơw 120 MPa and Tw = 70 MPa. Find the smallest diameter d of the steel shaft that is capable of carrying the loads shown in the figure. Neglect the weights of the pulleys and the shaft. The pulleys are rigidly attached to the shaft. Assume that the stress caused by direct shear force is negligible. Hint: Construct the bending moment and torque diagram produced by the loadings.

Consider the steel shaft in the figure as shown. The working stresses are ơw 120 MPa and Tw = 70 MPa. Find the smallest diameter d of the steel shaft that is capable of carrying the loads shown in the figure. Neglect the weights of the pulleys and the shaft. The pulleys are rigidly attached to the shaft. Assume that the stress caused by direct shear force is negligible. Hint: Construct the bending moment and torque diagram produced by the loadings.

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Chapter1: Tension, Compression, And Shear

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