rotating shaft of 16 mm diameter is made of plain carbon steel. It is subjected to axial load of 5000 N, a steady torque of 50 N-m and maximum bending moment of 75 Nm. Calculate the factor of safety available based on 1. Maximum normal stress theory; and 2. Maximum shear stress theory. Assume yield strength as 400 MPa for plain carbon steel

rotating shaft of 16 mm diameter is made of plain carbon steel. It is subjected to axial load of 5000 N, a steady torque of 50 N-m and maximum bending moment of 75 Nm. Calculate the factor of safety available based on 1. Maximum normal stress theory; and 2. Maximum shear stress theory. Assume yield strength as 400 MPa for plain carbon steel

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Chapter3: Torsion

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