Problem The compound shaft is subjected to the torque as shown in the figure. Find the required diameter of each of the shaft if the allowable stresses in the materials are limited to the following : 70 MPa in steel, 50 MPa in the aluminum and 55 MPa in the Bronze. Use the following properties of the materials: for the aluminum, G=28 GPa, for the bronze, G=35GPA and for the steel, G =83 GPa. Under each of the diameter, determine also the total angle of rotation at the free end 10 KN-m 6 KN-m 10 CN KN-m Aluminum Bronze Steel 1.0 m 1.2 m 1.5 m

Problem The compound shaft is subjected to the torque as shown in the figure. Find the required diameter of each of the shaft if the allowable stresses in the materials are limited to the following : 70 MPa in steel, 50 MPa in the aluminum and 55 MPa in the Bronze. Use the following properties of the materials: for the aluminum, G=28 GPa, for the bronze, G=35GPA and for the steel, G =83 GPa. Under each of the diameter, determine also the total angle of rotation at the free end 10 KN-m 6 KN-m 10 CN KN-m Aluminum Bronze Steel 1.0 m 1.2 m 1.5 m

Materials Science And Engineering Properties

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Author:Charles Gilmore

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Chapter6: Introduction To Mechanical Properties

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Problem 6.1DP

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