3. You have to analyze a solid cylindrical shaft with a diameter of 32 mm. The first design iteration is performed for power transmission of 45 kW and speed of 2500 rev/min. (a) What will be the maximum shear stress developed in this shaft? (b) A limit of 20 MPa is placed on the maximum allowable shear stress in this shaft. If the diameter of 32 mm is non-negotiable, suggest two other changes to meet the specifications. Support your answer with calculations.
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