A circular stepped steel shaft has the dimensions and cross sections as shown in Figure Q1. It isfixed at its ends A and D and subjected to a torques T=1200NM and T= 400Nm. Take modulusof rigidity, G = 75GPA. Determine the:a) Torsional reactions at A and Db) Angle of twist of B with respect to D, oBDc) Maximum shear stress in the shaft 030020Ø15Section p-pSection r-rTi=1200 NmT= 400 NmD.1006060All dimensions in mm

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A circular stepped steel shaft has the dimensions and cross sections as shown in Figure Q1. It i fixed at its ends A and D and subjected to a torques T=1200Nm and T= 400Nm. Take modulu of rigidity, G = 75GPA. Determine the: a) Torsional reactions at A and D b) Angle of twist of B with respect to D, ØBD c) Maximum shear stress in the shaft

A circular stepped steel shaft has the dimensions and cross sections as shown in Figure Q1. It i fixed at its ends A and D and subjected to a torques T=1200Nm and T= 400Nm. Take modulu of rigidity, G = 75GPA. Determine the: a) Torsional reactions at A and D b) Angle of twist of B with respect to D, ØBD c) Maximum shear stress in the shaft

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