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    question about a composite shaft under torque

    Hey guys I ended up figuring it out, but yeah essentially it was wrong cause in the main question they said that these 2 materials aren't glued together, but only at x = L they are both stuck to a plate. Meaning the torsional moments only apply to the upper hollow cylinder and at x = L they are...
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    question about a composite shaft under torque

    There's a composite shaft, the white space is the weld and its thickness is negligible. and there's a distributed torsional moment t, applied along the full length of the composite shaft. That's fine, but the formulas they got for 11b, was: -Ts + T_s(x) = 0 Ts is the reaction force of the inner...
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    machine elements power-force formula

    From Newtonian physics, F = ma, the net force of a system will contribute to its acceleration, and in a case of no friction or such energy losses, theoretically all forces will contribute to acceleration in that sense. In the context of machine elements, if we ignore friction and everything...
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