If the shaft shown in Figure is m ade of one materialand is subjected to torques TI=25 kN.m and T2-60KN.m, determ ine the values of JAB, Bc and distance Lso that the angle of wist at end A is zero. Knowingthat part AB has hollow cross section wih innerradius 80 mm aad outer radhus 100 mm, and part BCS0 mm10 mmhas solid eross secetion with radius equal to 100 mm).Section aaJAB=92739815 mmJBC=157079632 mm“,a.4L=452.5 mm4D JAB-92739815 mm* ,JBC=157079632 mm4,L=542.5 mmO JAB=5796238 mm,JBC=9817477 mm , L=542.54mmd.JAB-5796238 mm" ,JBC=9817477 mm , L=452.5mm

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If the chaft shown in Figure is made of one material and is subjected to torques TI-25 kN.n and T2-60 kN.m, detem ine the values of JAn, Jac aad distance L so that the angle of wist at end A is zero. Knowing that part AB has hollow cross section wih inner radius 80 mm and outer radias 100 mm, and part BC has solid eross seetion with radius equal to 100 mm).

If the chaft shown in Figure is made of one material and is subjected to torques TI-25 kN.n and T2-60 kN.m, detem ine the values of JAn, Jac aad distance L so that the angle of wist at end A is zero. Knowing that part AB has hollow cross section wih inner radius 80 mm and outer radias 100 mm, and part BC has solid eross seetion with radius equal to 100 mm).

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Chapter3: Torsion

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Problem 3.7.12P

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