The uniform two-cell tube with variable thickness, shown in Figure Q4, is 2m long and subjected to a pure axial torque of T(kNm). The section is symmetric about the x-axis. The dimensions of the cells are depicted in Fig. Q4 where t=1mm and a=100mm. As a result of the applied torque, the tube twists for 1° degree. The material is aluminum and the partition panel AB is made of Titanium. The shear moduli of elasticity of the materials are: GT 1.3 G-39GPa.

The uniform two-cell tube with variable thickness, shown in Figure Q4, is 2m long and subjected to a pure axial torque of T(kNm). The section is symmetric about the x-axis. The dimensions of the cells are depicted in Fig. Q4 where t=1mm and a=100mm. As a result of the applied torque, the tube twists for 1° degree. The material is aluminum and the partition panel AB is made of Titanium. The shear moduli of elasticity of the materials are: GT 1.3 G-39GPa.

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Chapter1: Tension, Compression, And Shear

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Problem 1.3.17P: A stepped shaft ABC consisting of two solid, circular segments is subjected to torques T}and...

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