Civil Engineering - Strength of Materials - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Strength of Materials - Section 1 (Q.No. 26)
26.
The maximum twisting moment a shaft can resist, is the product of the permissible shear stress and
Discussion:
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Siddharth said:
4 years ago
Z*q = Polar modulus
where z= j/r.
where z= j/r.
(1)
Roy said:
8 years ago
For Bending moment it is, section modulus and for twisting moment it is polar modulus.
Krishna said:
9 years ago
T/J = G0/L = t/r.
Therefore T = t*J/r.
J/r is the polar modulus.
Therefore T = t*J/r.
J/r is the polar modulus.
(3)
Dhrubajyoti Ray said:
10 years ago
Please show me the whole torsion derivation in details.
(1)
Mayuri said:
1 decade ago
t/j = q/r.
t = q*j/r.
But j/r = z.
i.e polar modulus.
t = q*j/r.
But j/r = z.
i.e polar modulus.
Pradhyumna said:
1 decade ago
By applying torsion equation,
Tau/R = T/Polar moment of inertia = C theta/L.
Tau/R = T/Polar moment of inertia = C theta/L.
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