A marine vessel is cruising forward at a constant speed. Its propulsion system uses an internal engine to drive a solid steel shaft, which extends out the rear of the hull to turn the propeller. A heavy-duty thrust bearing inside the ship absorbs the forward driving force generated by the propeller. During this forward motion, what primary combination of internal stresses is the section of the shaft located between the propeller and the thrust bearing experiencing?
- Torsion and compressionCevap
- BTorsion and tension
- CShear and tension
- DShear and compression
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Torsion and compression
The correct answer is torsion and compression because the engine twists the shaft to rotate the propeller (creating torsion), and the forward thrust generated by the propeller pushes the shaft into the internal thrust bearing (creating compression).
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Internal stresses induced by combined rotational and axial loads.