Six 30 mm diameter bolts in the outer bold circle of 370 mm radius are steel and six 20 mm diameter bolt in the iner bolt circle of 260 mm diameter are aluminum. What is the torque capacity of the coupling? Assume that the allowable shearing stress for the steel bolts is 40 Mpa and aluminum bolts of 30 Mpa. The Shear modulus of elasticity of aluminum and steel are 28 Gpa and 84 Gpa, respectively. P2 P1 R2 R1

Six 30 mm diameter bolts in the outer bold circle of 370 mm radius are steel and six 20 mm diameter bolt in the iner bolt circle of 260 mm diameter are aluminum. What is the torque capacity of the coupling? Assume that the allowable shearing stress for the steel bolts is 40 Mpa and aluminum bolts of 30 Mpa. The Shear modulus of elasticity of aluminum and steel are 28 Gpa and 84 Gpa, respectively. P2 P1 R2 R1

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