Determine the maximum value of the shear stress (ππππ) and twist angle per meter length, (π½/π³)in the material
Fig. Q3 shows the dimensions of a cross section made of three segments and it is subjected to an axial torque, T = 60 N.m : (use the values shown in the figure).
Β A) Determine the maximum value of the shear stress (ππππ) in the material.Β
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