QUESTION 4 A shaft AB is attached to the beam CDFH as shown in fig Q4 below. A torque of 200 kNm is applied to the end B of the shaft. Determine the rotation of section B. The shaft and beam are made of an aluminium alloy for which E= 720 GPa and G = 27 GPa, Neglect the strain energy of the hub DF. 400 mm 40.0 mm D 200 mm →→ 400 mm 30.0 mm

QUESTION 4 A shaft AB is attached to the beam CDFH as shown in fig Q4 below. A torque of 200 kNm is applied to the end B of the shaft. Determine the rotation of section B. The shaft and beam are made of an aluminium alloy for which E= 720 GPa and G = 27 GPa, Neglect the strain energy of the hub DF. 400 mm 40.0 mm D 200 mm →→ 400 mm 30.0 mm

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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