he shaft, shown below, consists of rods AB and CD and a tubular segment BC. The rods are onnected with the tubular segment using bolts at B and C. If a torque T is applied to the shaft, etermine: a) the number of bolts required for the connection at B or C. Use 15 mm-diameter bolts with Tallow=50 MPa. The bolts are located at a radial distance p measured from the longitudinal axis of the shaft. b) The diameter of the solid rods AB and CD. Given that the allowable stress for the shaft is Tallow=140 MPa. T (kN.m) p (m) 27 0.4

he shaft, shown below, consists of rods AB and CD and a tubular segment BC. The rods are onnected with the tubular segment using bolts at B and C. If a torque T is applied to the shaft, etermine: a) the number of bolts required for the connection at B or C. Use 15 mm-diameter bolts with Tallow=50 MPa. The bolts are located at a radial distance p measured from the longitudinal axis of the shaft. b) The diameter of the solid rods AB and CD. Given that the allowable stress for the shaft is Tallow=140 MPa. T (kN.m) p (m) 27 0.4

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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