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Transcribed Image Text:The composite shaft assembly shown is composed of a bronze (G = 38 GPa) hollow shaft perfectly
bonded to an aluminum (G = 26 GPa) shaft as shown below. The outer diameter of the aluminum shaft is
70mm while the outer diameter of the bronze shaft is 65 mm with an inner diameter of 60mm. If the
allowable shear stresses for aluminum and bronze is 85 MPa and 100 MPa, respectively.
Hollow Aluminm
Shaf
Perfect Bond
at Interface
Holow Brone
Shaft
1.2m
What is the maximum torque (T that can be applied at the end of the assembly?
What is the maximum internal shear stress in the bronze section (T)?
What is the maximum internal shear stress in the aluminum section (T)
What is the angle of twist of end B with respect to end A (Pau }?
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