Need It Urgently! Torsion Load100 mm60 mm200 mm150 mm125 mmA 36 steel, Modulus of elasticity E = 200 GPa, Modulus ofMPa. Torsion stress t= 150 MPaShafts ABC and DEF are made of A36steel.Shaft ABC is connected to an electrical motor at A.The motor has 2 kW power and 620 rpm.To determine:a) Diameter shaft ABC, with safety factor ofSf=3.0Round up to the nearest even number.b) Diameter shaft DEF, with safety factor ofSf=3.0Round up to the nearest even number.c) If shaft DEF is fixed at F, determine theAngle of twist of end D.VG = 75 GPa, Yield Strength oy = 250 MPa. Ultimate Strength ou450

Given: The motor power, P = 2 kW The speed of shaft ABC, N = 62 rpm The factor of safety of shaft…

Torsion Load 100 mm- Shafts ABC and DEF are made of A36steel. Shaft ABC is connected to an electrical motor at A. The motor has 2 kW power and 620 rpm. To determine: 60 mm a) Diameter shaft ABC, with safety factor of Sf=3.0 Round up to the nearest even number. b) Diameter shaft DEF, with safety factor of Sf=3.0 200 mm 150 mm Round up to the nearest even number. c) If shaft DEF is fixed at F, determine the Angle of twist of end D. 125 mm A 36 steel, Modulus of elasticity E = 200 GPa, Modulus of rigidity G = 75 GPa, Yield Strength oy = 250 MPa. Ultimate Strength = 450 MPa. Torsion stress t= 150 MPa

Torsion Load 100 mm- Shafts ABC and DEF are made of A36steel. Shaft ABC is connected to an electrical motor at A. The motor has 2 kW power and 620 rpm. To determine: 60 mm a) Diameter shaft ABC, with safety factor of Sf=3.0 Round up to the nearest even number. b) Diameter shaft DEF, with safety factor of Sf=3.0 200 mm 150 mm Round up to the nearest even number. c) If shaft DEF is fixed at F, determine the Angle of twist of end D. 125 mm A 36 steel, Modulus of elasticity E = 200 GPa, Modulus of rigidity G = 75 GPa, Yield Strength oy = 250 MPa. Ultimate Strength = 450 MPa. Torsion stress t= 150 MPa

Mechanics of Materials (MindTap Course List)

9th Edition

ISBN:9781337093347

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Chapter1: Tension, Compression, And Shear

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1.10.2P: A copper alloy pipe with a yield stress aY= 290 MPa. is to carry an axial tensile load P = 1500 kN...

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