Given is a thin-walled tube with the following data: Wall thickness- 2mm ABC is a sector with a radius of 50 mm AOD & COD is a triangle Torque is 1000 N.m Length of the thin walled tube is 0.5 m Use G=24 GPa for aluminium A B T O R 3R D Determine the following: a. Enclosed Area b. Perimeter of the thin walled tube c. Shear flow d. Shear stress e. Angle of twist

Given is a thin-walled tube with the following data: Wall thickness- 2mm ABC is a sector with a radius of 50 mm AOD & COD is a triangle Torque is 1000 N.m Length of the thin walled tube is 0.5 m Use G=24 GPa for aluminium A B T O R 3R D Determine the following: a. Enclosed Area b. Perimeter of the thin walled tube c. Shear flow d. Shear stress e. Angle of twist

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Chapter8: Applications Of Plane Stress (pressure Vessels, Beams, And Combined Loadings)

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