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    This document provides definitions and equations for calculating torsional section properties for various cross-sectional shapes including edge sections, interior sections, L-shaped sections, and inverted tee sections. It defines relevant geometric properties including section width, depth, flange width and thickness. Equations are given for calculating the polar moment of inertia, Saint-Venant torsion constant, and center-to-center dimensions for closed stirrups.

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    This document provides definitions and equations for calculating torsional section properties for various cross-sectional shapes including edge sections, interior sections, L-shaped sections, and inverted tee sections. It defines relevant geometric properties including section width, depth, flange width and thickness. Equations are given for calculating the polar moment of inertia, Saint-Venant torsion constant, and center-to-center dimensions for closed stirrups.

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    DESIGN AID J.

    1-13
    Torsional Section Properties

    Section*
    Edge

    bw

    Acp

    pcp

    Aoh

    ph

    bwh + behf

    2(h + bw + be)

    x1y1

    2(x1 + y1)

    bw(h - hf) + behf

    2(h + be)

    x1y1

    2(x1 + y1)

    b1h1 + b2h2

    2(h1 + h2 + b2)

    x1y1 + x2y2

    2(x1 + x2 + y1)

    b1h1 + b2h2

    2(h1 + h2 + b2) x1y1 + 2x2y2 2(x1 + 2x2 + y1)

    be = h - hf 4hf
    h
    hff
    yyo

    hh

    x1 = bw - 2c - ds
    y1 = h - 2c - ds
    x1
    Interior

    be = bw + 2(h - hf) bw + 8hf


    xxo1
    hhf

    yyo

    x1 = bw - 2c - ds
    y1 = h - 2c - ds
    bw
    L-shaped

    bb11
    x1
    x2

    h1

    yy11
    y2 h2

    x1 = b1 - 2c - ds
    y1 = h1 + h2 - 2c - ds
    x2 = b2 - b1
    y2 = h2 - 2c - ds

    b2
    Inverted tee
    b1
    x1
    x2

    h1

    y1
    y2

    h2

    x1 = b1 - 2c - ds
    y1 = h1 + h2 - 2c - ds
    x2 = (b2 - b1)/2
    y2 = h2 - 2c - ds

    b2
    * Notation: xi, yi = center-to-center dimension of closed rectangular stirrup
    c = clear cover to closed rectangular stirrup(s)
    ds = diameter of closed rectangular stirrup(s)

    2
    Note: Neglect overhanging flanges in cases where Acp
    / pcp calculated for a beam with
    flanges is less than that computed for the same beam ignoring the flanges (11.5.1.1).

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