Determine the Torque carrying capacity of a splined shaft having 130mm diameter and 10 splines. The contact length of the splines is 40mm. Assume k = 7mPa and h = 2mm What power is required to drive the shaft at 1800pm? NOTE: Use h from the table to be 0.0451
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