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Maximum shear stress in a hollow shaft subjected to a torsional moment is at the

AInner surface of the shaft

BOuter surface of the shaft

CMiddle of the thickness

DNone of the above

Answer:

B. Outer surface of the shaft

Read Explanation:

The maximum shear stress in a hollow shaft under torsional moment is at the outer surface of the shaft. This is because the value of r should be maximum for maximum torsional shear stress. Using the torsional formula, the maximum shear stress is given by taumax=(Trmax)/(J)tau_{max} =(Tr_{max} )/(J) where r max is the outer radius of the hollow shaft. Thus, the maximum shear stress is at the outer surface of the shaft


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