Problem 1: A round solid shaft is subjected to torsion as shown. Find: 1- Maximum torsional shear stress of the steel and aluminum shafts. 2-Angle of twist at point C. Steel G = 30.0x106 psi Aluminum G = 15.0x105 psi T₁ = 50 k-ft T₂ = 20 k-ft 2" Radius Aluminum 3" Radius steel T 7 B DA 8 ft 12 ft * 3442

Problem 1: A round solid shaft is subjected to torsion as shown. Find: 1- Maximum torsional shear stress of the steel and aluminum shafts. 2-Angle of twist at point C. Steel G = 30.0x106 psi Aluminum G = 15.0x105 psi T₁ = 50 k-ft T₂ = 20 k-ft 2" Radius Aluminum 3" Radius steel T 7 B DA 8 ft 12 ft * 3442

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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