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Using the DE-Goodman criteria and a design factor of 1.5, calculate
the diameter based on the shaft’s loadings and your guess for the
shaft’s diameter at the critical location. What is the shaft diameter?
Material: 1030 Q and T → Sᵤₜ: 848 MPa, Sy: 648 MPa
TM=306 NM
MA=698.28 NM
ta=0
mm=0
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