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A solid circular shaft of 40 mm diameter transmits a torque of 3200 N-m. The value of maximum stress developed is

A400/π

B800/π

C1600/π

D600/π

Answer:

B. 800/π

Read Explanation:

Given: T = 3200N - m =3200×103Nmm= 3200 \times 10 ^ 3 N - mm D = 40mm and τ=?\tau=? = ; T=π16×τ×D33200×103T=\frac {\pi}{16} \times \tau\times D^ 3 \Rightarrow 3200 \times 10 ^ 3 =π16×τ×403\frac {\pi}{16} \times \tau \times 40 ^ 3 \Rightarrow τ=800π\tau=\frac{800}{\pi}


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