The outside diameter of a thin-walled steel tube is 100mm, and the material thickness is Smm. The ultimate tension and compression strengths of the material are o, = 250 MPa and ou, = 520 MPa, respectively. Determine the allowed torque in kN-m that may be applied to the tube using a safety factor of 2 and the Coulomb-Mohr failure hypothesis,

The outside diameter of a thin-walled steel tube is 100mm, and the material thickness is Smm. The ultimate tension and compression strengths of the material are o, = 250 MPa and ou, = 520 MPa, respectively. Determine the allowed torque in kN-m that may be applied to the tube using a safety factor of 2 and the Coulomb-Mohr failure hypothesis,

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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