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Strain in a Shaft

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Lepetit

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Hello,

I have a doubt when I am calculating the maximum strain in a shaft. I have calculated all the diagrams (Bending momentum, Shear and Torsion momentum), Once I have it to calculate the maximun strain I am using the Mohr Circles. I attach a pdf file with an brief explanation of what I am doing. Is it right?

Thank you in advanced!

Cheers,
 
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