Problem 4.2 The stepped shaft shown in Figure below is subjected to a tensile load of 32 kN and to a torque of 150 Nm. If the shaft is made of steel having S=830 MPa, S,=620 MPa and E=207 Gpa, determine factor of safety by using distortion energy theory of failure. T r=2.8 24 16 Dimensions are in mm

Problem 4.2 The stepped shaft shown in Figure below is subjected to a tensile load of 32 kN and to a torque of 150 Nm. If the shaft is made of steel having S=830 MPa, S,=620 MPa and E=207 Gpa, determine factor of safety by using distortion energy theory of failure. T r=2.8 24 16 Dimensions are in mm

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Chapter3: Torsion

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