A homogeneous steel shaft (G=83GPA) is loaded as shown in the above Figure. Assuming T = 300 N-m, determine the torsional force in N-m in Member AB. Note: Include sign (+/-), assuming the direction of Torsion (T) at D is positive Given: AB: Length = 1.75m, Diameter = 75mm BC: Length = 1.50m, Diameter = 60mm AB: Length = 1.00m, Diameter = 40mm

A homogeneous steel shaft (G=83GPA) is loaded as shown in the above Figure. Assuming T = 300 N-m, determine the torsional force in N-m in Member AB. Note: Include sign (+/-), assuming the direction of Torsion (T) at D is positive Given: AB: Length = 1.75m, Diameter = 75mm BC: Length = 1.50m, Diameter = 60mm AB: Length = 1.00m, Diameter = 40mm

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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