Q3.(a)The rotor mast of a helicopter, shown in Figure Q3(a), is a cylindricalmetal shaft stepped down at the top end to a diameter d of 30 cm tosupport the rotor blade arrangement. The rotor is powered by theengine, through the transmission.Jesun NutMotor BindeBlade GripContral RodRuterMastSwa PateAblyUpper Swash Plate-Ball BearngsLower Swash PlateFig.Q3(a): Rotor ShaftIf the power transmitted by the shaft is 400 kW at a speed of 2000rev/min calculate:(i)(ii)The torque on the shaft.The maximum shear stress on the stepped down segment of theshaft.

angular velocity of shaft in RPM = 2000 in rad/sec = 209.43951 rad/s

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If the power transmitted by the shaft is 400 kW at a speed of 2000 rev/min calculate: (i) (ii) The torque on the shaft. The maximum shear stress on the stepped down segment of the shaft

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