1. The aluminum rod, AB (G = 27 GPa), is bonded to a brass rod BD (G = 39 GPa) and torques, T, = 800 Nm and Tg = 1600 Nm are applied as shown to the right. The diameters of AB is 36 mm and the diameter of BD is 60mm. Determine (a) the twist of point B, , and (b) the twist of point A, . Ans: ø = + 3.541°, =-0.577°

1. The aluminum rod, AB (G = 27 GPa), is bonded to a brass rod BD (G = 39 GPa) and torques, T, = 800 Nm and Tg = 1600 Nm are applied as shown to the right. The diameters of AB is 36 mm and the diameter of BD is 60mm. Determine (a) the twist of point B, , and (b) the twist of point A, . Ans: ø = + 3.541°, =-0.577°

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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