If the permissible shear stress of a solid shaft is of 70MPa, the torque angle between two cross sections separated 2.5m does not exceed 3°, the applied torque is of 1400N.m and G=11Gpaa. Determine the required diameter in function of the shear stressb. Determine the required diameter in function of the angle of twist III. If the permissible shear stress of a solid shaft is of 70 MPa, the torque angle between two cross sectionsseparated 2.5 m does not exceed 3°, the applied torque is of 1400 N · m and G = 11 GPa:a. Determine the required diameter in function of the shear stress.b. Determine the required diameter in function of the angle of twist.

a. Determine the required diameter in the function of the shear stress…

II. If the permissible shear stress of a solid shaft is of 70 MPa, the torque angle between two cross sections separated 2.5 m does not exceed 3°, the applied torque is of 1400 N • m and G = 11 GPa: a. Determine the required diameter in function of the shear stress. b. Determine the required diameter in function of the angle of twist.

II. If the permissible shear stress of a solid shaft is of 70 MPa, the torque angle between two cross sections separated 2.5 m does not exceed 3°, the applied torque is of 1400 N • m and G = 11 GPa: a. Determine the required diameter in function of the shear stress. b. Determine the required diameter in function of the angle of twist.

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Chapter3: Torsion

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