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    The document discusses equations for determining stress and deformation in linear elastic bars subjected to torsion. It presents equations (1) and (2) for calculating the angle of twist due to an applied torque at different sections of a bar. It then combines these equations to solve for the torques M1 and M2 in terms of the material properties, dimensions, and angular displacements. The document provides an example of applying these equations to a bar under combined tension and torsion loading.

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    The document discusses equations for determining stress and deformation in linear elastic bars subjected to torsion. It presents equations (1) and (2) for calculating the angle of twist due to an applied torque at different sections of a bar. It then combines these equations to solve for the torques M1 and M2 in terms of the material properties, dimensions, and angular displacements. The document provides an example of applying these equations to a bar under combined tension and torsion loading.

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    φ M G J x x φ ⇒ c = 0: M M P P

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    The document discusses equations for determining stress and deformation in linear elastic bars subjected to torsion. It presents equations (1) and (2) for calculating the angle of twist due to an applied torque at different sections of a bar. It then combines these equations to solve for the torques M1 and M2 in terms of the material properties, dimensions, and angular displacements. The document provides an example of applying these equations to a bar under combined tension and torsion loading.

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    286CHAPTER 12.

    STRESS AND DEFORMATION ANALYSIS OF LINEAR ELASTIC BARS IN TORSION


    therefore by integration

    1 =

    M1
    x1 + c,
    G1 J (1)

    x1 = 0,

    1 (x1 =
    1 ) =

    1 = 0 = c = 0

    M1
    1
    G1 J (1)

    (1)

    We do the same for 2 :


    2 =

    M2
    M2
    = 2 =
    x1 + c,
    G2 J (2)
    G2 J (2)

    2 (x1 =
    2 ) =
    Using (1) & (2) =
    Using (I) & (II) =

    M 1 1
    G1 J (1)
    M 1 1
    G1 a41

    M 2 2
    G2 J (2)

    G1

    (Mt M1 )2
    G2 a42

    
    M1

    M2
    2
    G2 J (2)

    M 1 1

    M1 =
    M2 =

    1
    G1 a41

    
    

    a4
    1
    2

    2
    +
    4
    G1 a1
    G2 a42
    2
    G2 a42

    x1 = 0,

    2 = 0 = c = 0

    (2)
    M 2 2

    a4
    2
    2

    G2

    
    = Mt

    1
    G1 a41

    2
    G2 a42

    1
    G1 a41

    2
    G2 a42

    M 1 1
    G1 a41

    M 2 2
    G2 a42

    (II)

    2
    G2 a42

    1
    1

    Mt

    Mt

    Example 12-5
    Consider the bar below, which is subjected to combined tension and torsion.

    Mt

    Mt

    
     0 z y
    

    0
    Eigenvalues:  z
     y
    0

    
    0 + 02 + 4 2 r2
    x =
    ,
    2

    Figure 12.27:
    
    
    
     = 0 =
    
    
    y = 0,

    (n ) max =
    (s ) max =

    z =

    02 + 4 2 r2
    ,
    2

    02 +4 2 a2
    2
    
    x z
    1
    =
    02
    2
    2
    0 +

    + 4 2 a2

    r2 = y 2 + z 2

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