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A thin-walled (thickness << radius), hollow shaft of length 1 m and mean radius, R = 5 cm has to be designed such that it can transmit a torque, T = 7 kN·m. A survey of different commercially available materials was made and following data was obtained from the suppliers (E: Young’s modulus, τy: yield stress in shear, ρ: density):
If you assume a factor of safety of 2, what should be the approximate thickness of such a shaft?
A
0.5 mm
B
1 mm
C
2 mm
D
4 mm

Correct : d

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