QUESTION 1Figure Q1 shows a 1.4 m long steel shaft that consists of a hollow segment AB and a solid segmentBC. The shaft is fixed at C and is subjected to two external torques TA and TB at points A and B,respectively. The torque developed at the fixed end C is 750 kN.m in the direction as indicated inFigure Q1. Given G=75 GPa.(a)Determine the values of TA and Tâ if the corresponding angle of twist of end A is zero.(b)Calculate the maximum shear stress developed in the shaft and locate where it's occurred(c)Give your comment whether the shaft will fail or not if the allowable shear stress of the shaft is75 MPa.Ø0.4 mØ0.32 mSection r-r750 kN.mTBTAA0.6 m0.8 mFigure Q1

From the above figure : TB=TA+750...........................(1)

Figure Q1 shows a 1.4 m long steel shaft that consists of a hollow segment AB and a solid segment BC. The shaft is fixed at C and is subjected to two external torques TA and TB at points A and B, respectively. The torque developed at the fixed end C is 750 kN.m in the direction as indicated in Figure Q1. Given G=75 GPa. (a) Determine the values of TA and TB if the corresponding angle of twist of end A is zero. (b) Calculate the maximum shear stress developed in the shaft and locate where it's occurred (c) Give your comment whether the shaft will fail or not if the allowable shear stress of the shaft is 75 MPa.

Figure Q1 shows a 1.4 m long steel shaft that consists of a hollow segment AB and a solid segment BC. The shaft is fixed at C and is subjected to two external torques TA and TB at points A and B, respectively. The torque developed at the fixed end C is 750 kN.m in the direction as indicated in Figure Q1. Given G=75 GPa. (a) Determine the values of TA and TB if the corresponding angle of twist of end A is zero. (b) Calculate the maximum shear stress developed in the shaft and locate where it's occurred (c) Give your comment whether the shaft will fail or not if the allowable shear stress of the shaft is 75 MPa.

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