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    1) The document describes calculating the shear modulus of a circular rod or shaft where only torsional stress exists. 2) It considers a cylindrical shaft with one end fixed and one end free, and derives an equation for the shear stress and torque in terms of the shear modulus. 3) By equating the torque due to the shear stress to the applied torque, an expression for the shear modulus is obtained in terms of the applied torque, length, diameter, and polar second moment of area of the shaft.

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    1) The document describes calculating the shear modulus of a circular rod or shaft where only torsional stress exists. 2) It considers a cylindrical shaft with one end fixed and one end free, and derives an equation for the shear stress and torque in terms of the shear modulus. 3) By equating the torque due to the shear stress to the applied torque, an expression for the shear modulus is obtained in terms of the applied torque, length, diameter, and polar second moment of area of the shaft.

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    Thedy: Only Cylindrical

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    Chaitanya Shankar
    1) The document describes calculating the shear modulus of a circular rod or shaft where only torsional stress exists. 2) It considers a cylindrical shaft with one end fixed and one end free, and derives an equation for the shear stress and torque in terms of the shear modulus. 3) By equating the torque due to the shear stress to the applied torque, an expression for the shear modulus is obtained in terms of the applied torque, length, diameter, and polar second moment of area of the shaft.

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    AE 1913032
    AS35lO_ .
    .

    To obtain the shear modulus


    AIM : -

    of a
    given
    circular rod/
    shaft
    -

    Thedy
    and
    Assmg: . All other stresses are 0
    only
    torsional stress exists .

    Consider uniform density


    a
    cylindrical shaft with
    with one end fixed and other end free .

    ¥☒
    i.
    e- L →
    - - - -

    →×

    of =

    DDI 1¥ =

    shear stress
    At the
    boundary D=
    Ig
    7-

    modwtus.ms
    G = shear modulus
    For an inside point ,
    qan
    Z= constant
    Ig G÷
    '
    =
    -
    . =

    Tz

    Now ,

    The torque due to shear stress


    A
    dF =
    qdA dt =
    qrd

    §qrd ¥ fid
    R

    1-=
    '

    A
    2¥
    =
    A
    . .
    =

    i.
    ¥=GGT
    ?⃝
    Asswmingtherodisofuniformdensity.IT
    We have ,

    L= 42cm

    D= 3mm 12=3/2--1 -5mm


    9. 8m15
    g
    =

    "m "
    G. 534×15
    5=-12-2124 =
    Iz
    5--7.9521×10-1274=7
    ↳ The point of
    application is

    away from
    10cm the axis
    .

    / µ/
    "" "
    Mean
    °" " " """ "" "
    Cunloading ) Angle Cod
    O O
    10 9.81 O

    60 2-5 3 2-75
    58.84

    110 107.91 6 'S 8 7.25

    no no , , as ,, ,
    ,

    210 206.01 15 15.5 15 -25

    260 255.06 18.5 19 18-75

    "

    (0.13/17)-1600035
    G=q¥
    9-8)
    toad
    =

    From the graph ,

    stope-m-G-39-0.973.gl#-f
    theft:
    -

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