Two circular shafts are joined together between fixed supports to resist a torsional moment of 80 kN-m as shown. Determine the absolute value of the maximum torsional shear stress of the hollow steel shaft (in MPa). 8o IN-m Sm shcel helau tiraler D I00 me D 80 mm dhuminum Selid circalar D= 35 my G- 1S0 EP

Two circular shafts are joined together between fixed supports to resist a torsional moment of 80 kN-m as shown. Determine the absolute value of the maximum torsional shear stress of the hollow steel shaft (in MPa). 8o IN-m Sm shcel helau tiraler D I00 me D 80 mm dhuminum Selid circalar D= 35 my G- 1S0 EP

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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