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what the torisonal strenth of a 5" 1

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what the torisonal strenth of a 5" o.d. and 4 1/4" i.d 3/8ths wall thickness tubing would be? and a 2" id with a 2 1/2 o.d. with 1/8 in splines makeing it a 2 3/4" o.d.
 
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At 60 rpm in continuous operation, assuming one torque cycle per revolution, 10^7 cycles means it would last about 115 days
 
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