A flanged-bolt coupling consisting of six % inch diameter steel bolts evenly spaced around a bolt circle 12 inches in diameter and four 4 inch diameter aluminum bolts on a concentric circle 8 inches in diameter. What stresses are developed on each bolt of the two bolt-circles when a torque T=75 Kip-in is applied. Use Gs=12 x 10° psi and GA = 4 x10° psi. %3D

A flanged-bolt coupling consisting of six % inch diameter steel bolts evenly spaced around a bolt circle 12 inches in diameter and four 4 inch diameter aluminum bolts on a concentric circle 8 inches in diameter. What stresses are developed on each bolt of the two bolt-circles when a torque T=75 Kip-in is applied. Use Gs=12 x 10° psi and GA = 4 x10° psi. %3D

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