If a twisting moment of 1100 Nm is impressed upon a 4.4 cm diameter shaft, what is the maximum shearing stress developed? Draw a diagram to show the shear stress distribution. Also, what is the angle of twist in a 150 cm length of the shaft? The material is steel for which G = 85 GPa.

If a twisting moment of 1100 Nm is impressed upon a 4.4 cm diameter shaft, what is the maximum shearing stress developed? Draw a diagram to show the shear stress distribution. Also, what is the angle of twist in a 150 cm length of the shaft? The material is steel for which G = 85 GPa.

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If a twisting moment of 1100 Nm is impressed upon a 4.4 cm diameter shaft, what is the maximum shearing stress developed? Draw a diagram to show the shear stress distribution.

Also, what is the angle of twist in a 150 cm length of the shaft? The material is steel for which G = 85 GPa.

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