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Chapter 3 : Torsion
1. Overview(개요)
This chapter is concerned with the twisting of circular bars and hollow shafts acted
upon by torsional moments.
⑴ Terms and definition(용어와 정의)
ⓐ Uniform torsion(균일 비틀림) :
Torsion in which torque is constant over the length of a prismatic shaft.
균일단면 축의 길이에 대해 토르크가 일정한 경우
ⓑ Non-uniform torsion(불균일 비틀림) :
Torsion in which torque(torsional moment) of cross section varies over the length of
a prismatic shaft.
단면의 비틀림 모멘트 또는 비틀림 강도가 길이방향으로 변하는 경우
ⓒ Shearing stresses and shear strains(전단응력과 전단변형률) :
Both shearing stresses and shear strains vary linearly with increasing radial
distance in the cross section.
전단응력과 전단변형률은 단면에서 반지름 방향의 거리에 따라 선형적으로 변화
Chapter 3 : Torsion
1. Overview(개요)
This chapter is concerned with the twisting of circular bars and hollow shafts acted
upon by torsional moments.
ⓓ Statically indeterminate bar(부정정 봉) :
We must augment the equations of equilibrium with compatibility equations(torque-
displacement relation) to solve for any unknowns of interest, such as support
moments or internal torsional moments in members.
지지 모멘트, 구조물의 내부 비틀림 모멘트와 같은 미지수를 풀기 위해
적합방정식으로 평형방정식을 증가.
Chapter 3 : Torsion
1. Overview(개요)
⑵ Torsion(비틀림)
Torsion refers to the twisting of a straight bar when it is loaded by torque(twisting
moment) that tend to produce rotation about the longitudinal axis of the bar.
봉의 길이방향 축에 대해 회전을 일으키려 하는 모멘트(토크)에 의해 가해지는
곧은 봉의 비틀림 현상
Chapter 3 : Torsion
1. Overview(개요)
⑶ Representation of torque(표현법)
① Vector 표현법
ⓐ Double headed arrow 형태의 벡터로 표현
ⓑ 화살표는 우력 또는 Torque을 포함하고 있는 평면에 대해 수직하고,
두 개의 화살표는 봉의 축에 평행
ⓒ 모멘트의 방향은 모멘트 벡터에 대한 오른손 법칙
② 모멘트를 표현하는 다른 방법
회전방향으로 작용하는 곡선 화살표로 표현
Chapter 3 : Torsion
1. Overview(개요)
⑷ 비틀림 하중에 대한 이상화 :
ⓐ 첫 번째 쌍은 봉의 중간 부근에 작용하는 힘 P1으로 구성
ⓑ 두 번째 쌍은 끝에 작용하는 힘 P2로 구성
ⓒ 각 쌍의 힘들은 봉을 길이방향 축에 대해 비틀려고 하는 우력을 형성.
ⓓ 우력 모멘트는 힘 중 하나와 그 힘들의 작용선 사이의 수직거리를 곱
Chapter 3 : Torsion
ⓐ Consider an element of the bar between two cross sections distance dx apart.
거리 dx 떨어진 두 단면 사이의 봉 요소를 고려
ⓑ The right hand cross section rotates with respect to the left hand cross section
through a small angle of twist dφ.
오른쪽 단면은 왼쪽 단면에 대해 미소 비틀림각 dφ 만큼 회전
Chapter 3 : Torsion
bb' rdφ
max
ab dx
Where
bb' rdφ, dφ : in radian
Equation that relates the shear strain at the outer surface of the bar to the angle of
twist. (전단변형률과 비틀림각을 관련시켜 주는 방정식)
Chapter 3 : Torsion
dφ
: rateof changeof the angle of twist φ with respect to the distancex
dx
measuredalong the axis of the bar
dφ
θ
dx
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Note :
ⓐ The equation is valid in more general case of torsion, such as the rate of twist θ
is not constant but varies with the distance x along the axis of the bar.
위 식은 비틀림 변화율이 일정하지 않고, 축방향 거리 x에 따라 변하는 보다
일반적인 경우에도 유효.
ⓑ In the special case of pure torsion, the rate of twist is equal to the total angle of
twist φ divided by the length L.
특수한 순수 비틀림인 경우, 비틀림 변화율은 전체 비틀림각을 길이로 나눈값과
같음
φ
θ
L
Chapter 3 : Torsion
r : ρ max :
ρ
max
r
φ
θ : rateof twist
L
ρ φ
max ρθ ρ : shear strainat the radialdistance from the center
r L
Chapter 3 : Torsion
ⓐ The shear stresses acting on a cross sectional plane are accompanied by shear
stresses of the same magnitude acting on longitudinal planes
단면 평면에 작용하는 전단응력은 봉의 길이방향 평면 위에 작용하는 같은 크기의
전단응력을 동반.
ⓑ This is because equal shear stress always exist on mutually perpendicular plane.
Chapter 3 : Torsion
dM dT dFρ τdAρ
τmax 2
ρ dA
r
τ
where τ max ρ
r
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Re-arranging T τ
Ip
max
r
T*r T
τmax
Ip zp
Note :
Maximum shear stress is proportional to the applied torque T and inversely
proportional to the polar moment of inertia Ip.
최대 전단응력은 작용토크 T 에 비례하고, 극관성 모멘트 Ip 에 반비례
Chapter 3 : Torsion
T * r 16T
max
Ip πd3
Where
1 4 1
Ip ρ dA πr
2
πd4
A 2 32
Chapter 3 : Torsion
ρ ρ T * r Tρ
max
r r Ip Ip
Chapter 3 : Torsion
r2
Ip
ro
ri
1 4 1 4 4
ρ 2πρdρ πρ π ro ri
2
2 2
1
32
π do4 di4
ri
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Ip
ro
ri
1 1
ρ2 2πρdρ πρ4 π ro4 ri4
2 2
1
32
π do4 di4
ri
Ip
πrt 2 2
2
4r t
πdt 2 2
4
d t
Where
r r1 r2 d d1 d2
1 1
2 2
1
Ip 2πr3t πd3t
4
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-1
A solid steel bar of circular cross section has a diameter of d = 40mm, length L =
1.3m, and shear modulus of elasticity G = 80GPa. The bar is subjected to torques T
acting at the ends.
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-1
⒜ If the torques have a magnitude T = 340N∙m, what is the maximum shear stress
in the bar? What is the angle of twist between the ends?
1, 2. Conceptualize, categorize
① Maximum shear stress
Tr 16T 16340N m
max 27.1MPa
π0.04m
3 3
Ip πd
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-1
⒜ If the torques have a magnitude T = 340N∙m, what is the maximum shear stress
in the bar? What is the angle of twist between the ends?
3. Analyze
① Angle of twist
φ
TL
340N m1.3m 0.02198rad 1.26o
GIp 80GPa 2.51*107 m4
Where
πr4 πd4 π0.04m
4
Ip 2.51*107 m4
2 32 32
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-1
⒝ If the allowable shear stress is 42MPa and the allowable angle of twist is 2.5o,
What is the maximum permissible torque?
1, 2. Conceptualize, categorize
The maximum permissible torque is determined either by the allowable shear stress
or by the allowable angle of twist.
3. Analyze
① Based on allowable shear stress
Tmaxr 16Tmax
all .
Ip πd3
πd3
π0.04m 42MPa 528N m
1 3
Tmax .1 max.1
16 16
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-1
⒝ If the allowable shear stress is 42MPa and the allowable angle of twist is 2.5o,
What is the maximum permissible torque?
1, 2. Conceptualize, categorize
The maximum permissible torque is determined either by the allowable shear stress
or by the allowable angle of twist.
3. Analyze
② Based on allowable angle of twist
φall Tmaxr 16Tmax
all . Gr
L Ip πd3
GIpφall
80GPa2.51*10 7
m4 2.5o *
π
o
180
Tmax .2 674N m
L 1.3m
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-1
⒝ If the allowable shear stress is 42MPa and the allowable angle of twist is 2.5o,
What is the maximum permissible torque?
4. Final
Maximum permissible torque ;
Tmax smaller of 528 or674N m
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-2
A steel shaft is to be manufactured either as a solid circular bar or as a circular
tube. The shaft is required to transmit a torque of 1200N∙m without exceeding an
allowable shear stress of 40MPa nor an allowable rate of twist of 0.75°/m. The
shear modulus of elasticity of the steel is 78MPa.
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-2
⒜ Determine the required diameter do of the solid shaft.
1, 2. Conceptualize, categorize
The required diameter do is determined either from the allowable shear stress or
from the allowable rate of twist.
3. Analyze
① Based on allowable shear stress
16T 161200N m
d3o 152.8* 106 m3
πτall N
π 40 * 106 2
m
do 0.0535m 53.5mm
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-2
⒜ Determine the required diameter do of the solid shaft.
3. Analyze
② Based on allowable angle of twist
TL
φ θL
GIp
T
θ
GIp
T 1200N m 9
Ip 4
Gθall 78GPa 0.75o /m πrad/180o 1175 * 10 m
32Ip 321175 * 10 m
9 4
6
d
4
o 11.97* 10 m4
π π
do 0.0588m 58.8mm
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-2
⒝ Determine the required outer diameter d2 of the hollow shaft if the thickness t of
the shaft is specified as one-tenth of the outer diameter.
3. Analyze
① Inner diameter
d1 d2 2t d2 20.1d2 0.8d2
② Polar moment of inertia
Ip
π 4
32
d2 d1
4
π 4
32
d2 0.8d2
4 π
32
0.5904d24 0.05796d24
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-2
⒝ Determine the required outer diameter d2 of the hollow shaft if the thickness t of
the shaft is specified as one-tenth of the outer diameter.
3. Analyze
③ Required outer diameter
ⓐ Based on allowable shear stress
Tr Td2/2 T
τall
Ip 0.05796d24 0.1159d32
T 1200N m
d32 258.8* 106 m3
0.1159τall 0.115940MPa
d2 0.0637m 63.7mm
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-2
⒝ Determine the required outer diameter d2 of the hollow shaft if the thickness t of
the shaft is specified as one-tenth of the outer diameter.
3. Analyze
③ Required outer diameter
ⓑ Based on allowable angle of twist
TL
φ
GIp
φ T 1200N m
θ
L GIp 78GPa 0.05796d24
1200N m
d24
78GPa0.05796 0.75o /m πrad/180o
20.28* 106 m4
d2 0.0671m 67.1mm
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-2
⒝ Determine the required outer diameter d2 of the hollow shaft if the thickness t of
the shaft is specified as one-tenth of the outer diameter.
3. Analyze
③ Required outer diameter
ⓒ Required outer diameter
d2 = larger value of (63.7 or 67.1mm)
④ Inner diameter of tube
d1 d2 2t
d2 0.2d2 0.8d2
0.8 * 67.1mm
56mm
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-2
⒞ Determine the ratio of diameter (that is, the ratio d2/do) and the ratio of weights of
the hollow and solid shafts.
3. Analyze
① Ratio of diameter
d2 67.1mm
1.14
do 58.8mm
14% increased
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-2
⒞ Determine the ratio of diameter (that is, the ratio d2/do) and the ratio of weights of
the hollow and solid shafts.
3. Analyze
② Ratio of weights
Wh LA h Ah
π 2
d2 d12
4
Ws LA s A s π 2
do
4
67.12 53.72
2
0.47 47%
58.8
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-3
A hollow shaft and a solid shaft constructed of the same material have the same
length and the same outer diameter R. The inner radius of the hollow shaft is 0.6R
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-3
⒜ Assuming that both shafts are subjected to the same torque, compare their
shear stresses, angle of twist, and weights.
2, 3. Categorize, analyze
ⓐ Shear stress
Tmaxr
all .
Ip
ⓑ Polar moment of inertia of solid bar
πr4 πR4
Ip.s 0.5πR4
2 2
ⓒ Polar moment of inertia of tube
πR4 π0.6R
4
Ip.h 0.4352πR4
2 2
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-3
⒜ Assuming that both shafts are subjected to the same torque, compare their
shear stresses, angle of twist, and weights.
2, 3. Categorize, analyze
① Ratio of shear stress
TR
τH Ip.h 0.5πR4
β1 4
1.15
τs TR 0.4352πR
IP.s
② Ratio of angle of twist
TL
φH GIp.h 0.5πR4
β2 1.15
φs TL 0.4352πR 4
GIP.s
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-3
⒜ Assuming that both shafts are subjected to the same torque, compare their
shear stresses, angle of twist, and weights.
2, 3. Categorize, analyze
③ Ratio of weight
WH γLAh 0.4352πR4
β3 4
0.64
Ws γLAs 0.5πR
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-3
⒝ Determine the strength to weight ratios for both shafts
2. Categorize
The relative efficiency of a structure is measured by its strength to weight ratio,
which is defined for a bar in torsion as the allowable torque divided by the weight.
3. Analyze
① Hollow shaft
ⓐ Strength
Th
τmaxIp τmax 0.4352πR4
0.4352πR3τmax
R R
ⓑ Weight
Wh LA h 0.64πR2L
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-3
⒝ Determine the strength to weight ratios for both shafts
2. Categorize
The relative efficiency of a structure is measured by its strength to weight ratio,
which is defined for a bar in torsion as the allowable torque divided by the weight.
3. Analyze
① Hollow shaft
ⓒ Strength to weight ratio
τmaxIp
τmax 0.4352πR4
Th R R 0.4352πR3τmax τmaxR
0.68
Wh LA h LA h 0.64πR2L L
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-3
⒝ Determine the strength to weight ratios for both shafts
2. Categorize
The relative efficiency of a structure is measured by its strength to weight ratio,
which is defined for a bar in torsion as the allowable torque divided by the weight.
3. Analyze
② Solid shaft
ⓐ Strength
Ts
τmaxIp τmax 0.5πR4
0.5πR3τmax
R R
ⓑ Weight
Ws LAs πR2L
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-3
⒝ Determine the strength to weight ratios for both shafts
2. Categorize
The relative efficiency of a structure is measured by its strength to weight ratio,
which is defined for a bar in torsion as the allowable torque divided by the weight.
3. Analyze
② Solid shaft
ⓒ Strength to weight ratio
τmaxIp
τmax 0.5πR4
Ts R R 0.5πR3τmax τmaxR
0.5
Ws LA s πR2L πR2L L
Chapter 3 : Torsion
⒜ 내부 토크에 대한 해석절차
Divide the bar into segments in such a way that each segment is prismatic and
subjected to a constant torque that is., in state of pure torsion
각 구간이 균일단면을 가지고, 일정한 토크를 받는 각 구간별로 봉을 여러구간으로
분할.
Chapter 3 : Torsion
T 0
i Tcd T1 T2 T3 0
T 0
i Tbc T1 T2 0
T 0 i Tab T1 0
Note :
Each of these torques is constant throughout the length of its segment
Chapter 3 : Torsion
T 0
i Tcd T1 T2 T3 0
T 0
i Tbc T1 T2 0
T 0 i Tab T1 0
Sign convention :
An internal torque is positive when its vector points away from the cut section and
negative when its vector points toward the section.
토크 벡터의 방향이 단면으로부터 멀어지면 내부 토크는 양의 부호를 갖고, 단면을
향하면 음의부호를 가짐
Chapter 3 : Torsion
L L Txdx
φ dφ
0 0 GIp x
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-4
A solid steel shaft ABCDE having a diameter d = 30mm turns freely in bearing at
points A and E. Thee shaft is driven by a gear at C, which applies a torque T2 =
450N∙m in the direction shown in the figure. Gears at B and D are driven by the
shaft and have resisting torques T1 = 275N∙m and T3 = 175N∙m, respectively, acting
in the opposite direction to the torque T2. Segment BC and CD have lengths LBC =
500mm and LCD = 400mm, respectively, and the shear modulus is G = 80GPa.
Determine the maximum shear stress in each part of the shaft and the angle of
twist between gears B and D.
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-4
Solution :
1, 2. Conceptualize
Each segment of the bar is prismatic and subjected to a constant torque.
① Free body diagram for segment CD
② Equation of equilibrium
T i 0, T1 T2 Tcd 0
275N m 450N m Tcd 0
Tcd 175N.m
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-4
Solution :
3. Analyze
Each segment of the bar is prismatic and subjected to a constant torque.
① Shear stress for segment CD
Tcdr 16Tcd 16175N m
τcd 33.0MPa
π30mm
3 3
Ip πd
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-4
Solution :
1, 2. Conceptualize
Each segment of the bar is prismatic and subjected to a constant torque.
① Free body diagram for segment BC
② Equation of equilibrium
T 0,
i T1 Tbc 0
275N m Tbc 0
Tbc 275N.m
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-4
Solution :
3. Analyze
Each segment of the bar is prismatic and subjected to a constant torque.
① Shear stress for BC
Tbcr 16Tbc 16275N m
τbc 51.9MPa
π30mm
3 3
Ip πd
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-4
Solution :
3. Analyze
① Angle of twist for segment BC
TbcLbc 275N m500mm
0.0216rad
φbc
GIp
80GPa 79520mm4
② Angle of twist for segment BC
φcd
TcdLcd
175N m400mm 0.011rad
GIp
80GPa 79520mm4
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-4
Solution :
3. Analyze
③ Total angle of twist
The angle of twist ΦBD between gears B and D is the algebraic sum of the angles of
twist for the intervening segments of the bar.
TbcLbc TcdL cd
φbc 0.0216rad φcd 0.011rad
GIp GIp
φ φbc φcd 0.0216 0.011rad 0.0106rad 0.61o
Note :
ⓐ The minus sign means that gear D rotates clockwise (when viewed from the
right-hand end of the shaft) with respect to gear B.
ⓑ Twist displacements are positive if the displacement vector points in the positive
direction of the shaft axis.
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-5
Two sections(AB, BC) of steel drill pipe, joined by bolted flange plates at B, are
being tested to assess the adequacy of both the pipe and the bolted connection.
In the test, the pipe structure is fixed at A, a concentrated torque 2To is applied at
x = 2L/5, and a uniformly distributed torque with intensity to = 3To/L is applied on
pipe BC.
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-5
⒜ Find the maximum shear stress τmax in the pipes and its location. Assume that
load variable To = 226kN∙m. let G = 81GPa, and assume that both pipes have the
same inner d = 250mm. Pipe AB has a thickness of tAB = 19mm, while pipe BC has
a thickness of tBC = 16mm.
1. Conceptualize
Make section cuts along the shaft to find internal torques T(x).
2. Categorize
ⓐ Use the torsion formula to find shear stresses on the surface of each segment.
ⓑ Use the torque-displacement relation to find the twist rotation over the length of
the pipe.
ⓒ Examine shear stresses in the bolted connection to find the required number of
bolts
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-5
⒜ Find the maximum shear stress τmax in the pipes and its location. Assume that
load variable To = 226kN∙m. let G = 81GPa, and assume that both pipes have the
same inner d = 250mm. Pipe AB has a thickness of tAB = 19mm, while pipe BC has
a thickness of tBC = 16mm.
3. Analyze
① Summing torsional moments about the x-axis of the structure to find reactive
torque at A.
2L
Mx 0, RA 2To to 5 0
2L 3To 2L 4
RA 2To to 2To To
5 L 5 5
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-5
⒜ Find the maximum shear stress τmax in the pipes and its location. Assume that
load variable To = 226kN∙m. let G = 81GPa, and assume that both pipes have the
same inner d = 250mm. Pipe AB has a thickness of tAB = 19mm, while pipe BC has
a thickness of tBC = 16mm.
3. Analyze
2
② Make section cuts along the shaft to find internal torque T(x) at 0 x L
ⓐ Free body diagram
5
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-5
3. Analyze
2
② Make section cuts along the shaft to find internal torque T(x) at 0 x L
ⓑ Equation of equilibrium 5
To T1x 0 T1x
4 4
Tx 0,
5 5
To
Note :
Reactive torsional moment vector is in the(-x) direction based on a static sign
convention
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-5
3. Analyze
2 3
③ Make section cuts along the shaft to find internal torque T(x) at L x L
ⓐ Free body diagram 5 5
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-5
3. Analyze
2 3
③ Make section cuts along the shaft to find internal torque T(x) at L x L
ⓑ Equation of equilibrium 5 5
Note :
T2(x) points in the negative x direction.
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-5
3. Analyze
3
④ Make section cuts along the shaft to find internal torque T(x) at L x L
ⓐ Free body diagram 5
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-5
3. Analyze
3
④ Make section cuts along the shaft to find internal torque T(x) at L x L
ⓑ Equation of equilibrium 5
3
To 2To to x L T3 x 0
4
Tx 0,
5 5
3 4 3To 3 x
T3 x To 2To to x L To 2To
4
x L 3To 1
5 5 5 L 5 L
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-5
3. Analyze
3
④ Make section cuts along the shaft to find internal torque T(x) at L x L
x 5
T3 x 3To 1
L
ⓒ Internal torsion at B
3 13 6
T3 L 3To L 1 To
5 L 5 5
ⓓ Internal torsion at C
1
T3 L 3To L 1 0
L
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-5
3. Analyze
⑤ Torsional moment diagram
The diagram displays the variation of internal torsional moment over the length of
pipe structure(x = 0 to x = L)
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-5
3. Analyze
⑥ Polar moment of inertia(극관성 모멘트)
The polar moment of inertia of each pipe is computed as
ⓐ Pipe AB
Ipab
π
32
d 2tab 4 d4
π
32
250 219 250 2.919104 m4
4 4
ⓑ Pipe BC
Ipbc
π
32
4
d 2tbc d4
π
32
250 216 250 2.374104 m4
4 4
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-5
3. Analyze
⑦ Maximum shear stress in pipe τmax
The maximum torsional moments in both AB and BC are near joint B.
ⓐ Pipe AB
6 d 2tab 6 250mm 219mm
To 226kN m
Tmax ,abr 5 2 5 2
max ab
,
Ipab Ipab
2.919104 m4
133.8MPa
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-5
3. Analyze
⑦ Maximum shear stress in pipe τmax
The maximum torsional moments in both AB and BC are near joint B.
ⓑ Pipe BC
6 d 2tbc 6 250mm 216mm
To 226kN m
Tmax ,bcr 5 2 5 2
max bc
,
Ipbc Ipbc
2.374104 m4
161.1MPa
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-5
⒝ Find the expression for twist rotation Φ(x) over the length of the pipe structure. If
the maximum allowable twist of the pipe structure is φallow = 0.5°, Find the maximum
permissible value of load variable To(kN∙m) . Let L = 3m. Also, plot the torsional
moment diagram(TMD) and torsional displacement diagram(TDD).
3. Analyze
Use the torque-displacement relations to find the variation of twist rotation Φ over
the length of the pipe structure.
Example 3-5
⒝ Find the expression for twist rotation Φ(x) over the length of the pipe structure. If
the maximum allowable twist of the pipe structure is φallow = 0.5°, Find the maximum
permissible value of load variable To(kN∙m) . Let L = 3m. Also, plot the torsional
moment diagram(TMD) and torsional displacement diagram(TDD).
3. Analyze
② Torque-displacement relation at 0 ≤ x ≤2/5L
T1xx
4To
x 4Tox
φ1x 5 2
at 0 x L
GIpab GIpab 5GIpab 5
Example 3-5
⒝ Find the expression for twist rotation Φ(x) over the length of the pipe structure. If
the maximum allowable twist of the pipe structure is φallow = 0.5°, Find the maximum
permissible value of load variable To(kN∙m) . Let L = 3m. Also, plot the torsional
moment diagram(TMD) and torsional displacement diagram(TDD).
3. Analyze
③ Angle of twist at x = 2/5L
2 2 4 2
T1 L L To L
2
φ1 L
T1 x x 5 5
5 5 8ToL 0.32ToL
5 x 2L GIpab GIpab GIpab 25GIpab GIpab
5
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-5
⒝ Find the expression for twist rotation Φ(x) over the length of the pipe structure. If
the maximum allowable twist of the pipe structure is φallow = 0.5°, Find the maximum
permissible value of load variable To(kN∙m) . Let L = 3m. Also, plot the torsional
moment diagram(TMD) and torsional displacement diagram(TDD).
3. Analyze
④ Torque-displacement relation at 2/5L ≤ x ≤3/5L
2 6 2
T2 x x L To x L
2 5 2To 2L 3x
φ2 x φ1 L 5 8ToL 5
5 GIpab 25GIpab GIpab 5GIpab
⑤ Angle of twist at x = 3/5L
3
2To 2L 3 L
3 2To 2L 3x 5 2ToL
φ2 L
5 5GIpab 5GIpab 25GIpab
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-5
⒝ Find the expression for twist rotation Φ(x) over the length of the pipe structure. If
the maximum allowable twist of the pipe structure is φallow = 0.5°, Find the maximum
permissible value of load variable To(kN∙m) . Let L = 3m. Also, plot the torsional
moment diagram(TMD) and torsional displacement diagram(TDD).
3. Analyze
⑥ Torque-displacement relation at 3/5L ≤ x ≤ L
3To ς
L ς dς 3To
1
3 3
φ3 x φ2 L 3L
x L x
L dς
φ2 L 3L
5 5 GIpbc 5 5 GIpbc
3 ς
2To 2L 3 L 3To 1
5 x
L dς
3L
5GIpab 5 GIpbc
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-5
⒝ Find the expression for twist rotation Φ(x) over the length of the pipe structure. If
the maximum allowable twist of the pipe structure is φallow = 0.5°, Find the maximum
permissible value of load variable To(kN∙m) . Let L = 3m. Also, plot the torsional
moment diagram(TMD) and torsional displacement diagram(TDD).
3. Analyze
⑥ Torque-displacement relation at 3/5L ≤ x ≤ L
3 ς
2To 2L 3 L 3To 1 x
5
φ3 x x
L dς 2LT 3T 1
o o 2
3L ς ς
5GIpab 5 GIpbc 25GIpab GIpbc 2L 3L
5
3To
2
2LTo 1 3 1 3
x x2
L L
25GIpab GIpbc 2L 5 2L 5
2LTo
3To 21L2 50Lx 25x2
25GIpab 50GIpbcL
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-5
3. Analyze
3
⑦ Angle of twist L x L
5
φ3 x
2LTo
3To 21L2 50Lx 25x2
25GIpab 50GIpbcL
ⓑ Angle of twist at x = L
φ3 L
2LTo 6LTo LT
0.219 o
25GIpab 25GIpbc GIpab
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-5
3. Analyze
⑧ Torsional displacement diagram
2To 2L 3x
φ2 x
2 3
φ1x
4Tox 2
at 0 x L at L x L
5GIpab 5 5GIpab 5 5
φ3 x
2LTo
3To 21L2 50Lx 25x2 3
at L x L
25GIpab 50GIpbcL 5
Note:
Ipab 1.23Ipbc
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-5
3. Analyze
⑨ Maximum permissible torque To.max .
ⓐ Restrict Φmax to the allowable value of 0.5o.
2 0.32ToL
φ1 L
5 x 2L GIpab
5
To.max
GIpab
φallow
81GPa 2.919* 104 m4
0.5o 215kN m
0.32L 0.323m
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-5
⒞ Use maximum To from part (b) to find the number of do = 22mm diameter bolts at
radius r = 380mm required in the flange plate connection at B. Assume that the
allowable shear stress for the bolts is τa = 190MPa.
3. Analyze
① Use To.max to find the required number of db = 22mm diameter bolts at radius r =
380mm. Allowable shear stress for the bolts is τa = 190MPa .
② Flange plot
③ Assume that each bolt carries an equal share of the torque at B, so each of n
bolts carries shear force Fb at a distance r from the centroid of the cross section.
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-5
3. Analyze
④ Maximum shear force Fb per bolt
Fb τa Ab
⑥ Maximum allowable torque
6
nFbr nτa Abr To.max
5
6
To,max
6
To,max
6
215kN m
n 5 5 5 9.4EA
π 2
190MPa 22mm 380mm
Fbr τa Abr
4
Chapter 3 : Torsion
② Stress element
Chapter 3 : Torsion
ⓒ Stress(응력)
Only stresses acting on the element are the shear stresses on the four side faces.
요소에 작용하는 유일한 응력은 4-면에 작용하는 전단응력.
ⓓ 토크의 작용방향
오른쪽 면에 시계방향으로 작용, 따라서 전단응력의 방향은 응력요소에 표시된
토크의 작용방향과 일치.
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Where
Ao : 수직인 면의 면적
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Chapter 3 : Torsion
σ θ 2τsinθcosθ τsin2θ
τθ τ cos2θ sin2θ τcos2θ
Note :
ⓐ The equations give the normal and shear stresses acting on any inclined plane
in terms of the shear stress acting on the x- and y- planes.
ⓑ The angle Θ defines the orientation of the inclined plane.
Chapter 3 : Torsion
σ θ 2τsinθcosθ τsin2θ
τθ τ cos2θ sin2θ τcos2θ
Chapter 3 : Torsion
ⓐ Θ = 45° :
Normal stress σθ is positive(tension) and equal to the shear stress τ.
Chapter 3 : Torsion
ⓑ Θ=-45° :
Normal stress σθ is negative(compression) and equal to the shear stress -τ.
Chapter 3 : Torsion
ⓐ Shear strain is the change in angle between two lines that were originally
perpendicular to each other.
전단변형률 은 원래 수직한 두 직선 사이의 각변화량
ⓑ When shear distortion occurs, the lengths of sides of the element, including
thickness, do not change but the element change its shape from a rectangular
parallelepiped to an oblique parallelepiped.
전단 뒤틀림이 발생할 때, 변의 길이나 두께의 변화는 없고 형상만 직육면체에서
경사진 직육면체로 변화.
This change in shape is called a shear distortion(전단변형, 전단 뒤틀림)
Chapter 3 : Torsion
ν min ν 1 ν
σmax σ τ τ τ
εmax
E E E E E
ⓑ The normal strain in the 135° direction ; .
σmin
ν max ν 1 ν
σ τ τ τ
εmin
E E E E E
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-6
A circular tube with an outside diameter of 80mm and an inside diameter of 60mm
is subjected to a torque T = 4.0kN∙m. The tube is made of aluminum alloy 7075-6.
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-6
⒜ Determine the maximum shear, tensile, and compressive stresses in the tube
and show these stresses on sketches of properly oriented stress elements.
Solution :
1, 2. Conceptualize, categorize
① Maximum values of all three stresses(shear, tensile, and compressive) are equal
numerically, although they act on different plane.
max
Tr
4.0kN m0.04m 58.2MPa
Ip π
32
0.08m2 0.06m2
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-6
⒜ Determine the maximum shear, tensile, and compressive stresses in the tube
and show these stresses on sketches of properly oriented stress elements.
Solution :
3. Analyze
① The maximum shear stresses act on cross sectional and longitudinal planes,
where the x-axis is parallel to the longitudinal axis of the tube.
최대전단응력은 단면과 길이방향평면에 작용
max 58.2MPa
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-6
⒜ Determine the maximum shear, tensile, and compressive stresses in the tube
and show these stresses on sketches of properly oriented stress elements.
Solution :
3. Analyze
① The maximum shear stresses act on cross sectional and longitudinal planes,
where the x-axis is parallel to the longitudinal axis of the tube.
최대전단응력은 단면과 길이방향평면에 작용
max 58.2MPa
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-6
Solution :
3. Analyze
ⓑ Maximum tensile and compressive stress(최대인장 및 압축응력)
σt = 58.2MPa, σc = - 58.2MPa and act on planes at ±45° to the axis.
σθ45 τsin2θ τsin90o τ 58.2MPa
σθ45 τsin2θ τsin - 90o τ 58.2MPa
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-6
⒝ Determine the corresponding maximum strains in the tube and show these
strains on sketches of the deformed elements. Assume G = 27GPa.
Solution :
3. Analyze
ⓐ Maximum shear strain(최대 전단변형률)
τmax 58.2MPa
max 0.0022rad
G 27GPa
max 58.2MPa
max 58.2MPa
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-6
⒝ Determine the corresponding maximum strains in the tube and show these
strains on sketches of the deformed elements. Assume G = 27GPa.
Solution :
3. Analyze
ⓑ Maximum normal strains
max 0.0022rad
εmax 0.0011rad
2 2
▪ Maximum tensile strain at 135o
εt 0.0011
▪ Maximum compressive strain at 45o
εc 0.0011
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-6
⒞ What is the maximum permissible torque Tmax if the allowable normal strain is
εa = 0.9*10-3 ?
Solution :
1,2. Conceptualize, categorize
The tube is in pure shear, so the allowable shear strain is twice the allowable
normal strain
ⓐ Shear strain to normal strain relation
a
εa
2
a 2εa 2 * 0.9 * 103 1.8 * 103
τa G a 27GPa * 1.8 * 103
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-6
⒞ What is the maximum permissible torque Tmax if the allowable normal strain is
εa = 0.9*10-3 ?
Solution :
3. Analyze
From shear formula
d 0.08m
Ta 2 Ta
2 2
τa
Ip π
32
0.08m 0.06m
4 4
Ta τa
32
π
0.08m4 0.06m4 2
0.08m
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-6
⒞ What is the maximum permissible torque Tmax if the allowable normal strain is
εa = 0.9*10-3 ?
Solution :
3. Analyze
From shear formula
Ta 27GPa * 1.8 * 10 3
π
32
4
4
0.08m 0.06m 2
0.08m
3339.9N.m 3.34kN.m
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-6
⒟ If T = 4.0kN∙m and εa = 0.9*10-3, What new diameter is required so that the tube
can carry the required torque T ( assume that the inner diameter of the tube
remains at 60mm)?
Solution :
1,2. Conceptualize, categorize
Tar
τ
Ip
Ip T Ta
a
d2 2τ 2G a
π 4
32
d2 0.06mm
4
4kN m
d2
227GPa 1.8 * 106
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-6
⒟ If T = 4.0kN∙m and εa = 0.9*10-3, What new diameter is required so that the tube
can carry the required torque T ( assume that the inner diameter of the tube
remains at 60mm)?
Solution :
3. Analyze
π 4
32
d2 0.06mm
4
4kN m
d2
227GPa 1.8 * 106
d2 83.2mm
Chapter 3 : Torsion
π
1 ε max
2
1 cos
2
1 2εmax εmax
2
1 sin
Chapter 3 : Torsion
P 2πfT
2πnT
n rpm
60
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-7
A motor driving a solid circular steel shaft transmits 30kW to a gear at B. The
allowable shear stress in the steel is 42MPa.
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-7
⒜ What is the required diameter d of the shaft if it is operated at 500rpm?
축이 500rpm으로 회전할 때 축의 필요한 지름은 얼마인가?
1,2. Conceptualize, categorize
60P 6030kW
T 573N m
2πn 2π500rpm
Tr 16T
max
Ip πd3
3. Analyze
16T 16573Nm
d3
πτa
π42MPa
6.948105 m3
d 41.1mm
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-7
⒝ What is the required diameter d if it is operated at 3000rpm?
축이 3000rpm으로 회전할 때 축의 필요한 지름은 얼마인가?
1,2. Conceptualize, categorize
60P 6030kW
T 95.49N m
2πn 2π3000rpm
Tr 16T
max
Ip πd3
3. Analyze
16T 1695.49Nm
d3
πτa
π42MPa
1.158105 m3
d 22.6mm
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-8
A solid steel shaft ABC with a 50mm diameter is driven at A by a motor that
transmits 50kW to the shaft at 10Hz. The gears at B and C drive machinery
requiring power equal to 35kW and 15kW, respectively. Compute the maximum
shear stress max in the shaft and the angle of twist AC between the motor at A and
the gear at C. (Use G = 80GPa)
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-8
Solution :
1. Conceptualize
① Free body diagram
② Determine the torques applied to the shaft by the motor and the two gears.
P 2πfT
P
T
2πf
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-8
Solution :
1. Conceptualize
② Determine the torques applied to the shaft by the motor and the two gears.
ⓐ Torque TA at end A of the shaft
P 50kW
TA 796N m
2πf 2π10Hz
ⓑ Torque TB applied by the gear to the shaft
P 35kW
TB 557N m
2πf 2π10Hz
Example 3-8
Solution :
2. Categorize
① Internal torques in segment AB
ⓐ Free body diagram
>> TAB
ⓑ Equation of equilibrium
T 0
i - Ta Tab 0
Tab Ta 796N m
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-8
Solution :
2. Categorize
② Internal torques in segment BC
ⓐ Free body diagram
>> TBC
ⓑ Equation of equilibrium
T 0
i - Ta Tb Tbc 0
Tbc Ta Tb 796 557N m 239N m
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-8
Solution :
3. Analyze
① Shear stresses and angles of twist in segment AB
ⓐ Shear stress
Tabr 16Tab 16796N m
τab 32.4MPa
π0.05m
3 3
Iab πd
ⓑ Angles of twist
φab
TabLab
796N m1.0m 0.0162rad
GIp
80GPa π 0.05m
4
32
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-8
Solution :
3. Analyze
② Shear stresses and angles of twist in segment BC
ⓐ Shear stress
Tbcr 16Tbc 16239N m
τbc 9.7MPa
π0.05m
3 3
Ibc πd
ⓑ Angles of twist
φbc
TbcLbc
239N m1.2m 0.0058rad
GIp
80GPa π 0.05m
4
32
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-8
Solution :
3. Analyze
③ Total angle of twist between the motor at A and the gear at C
ⓐ Angles of twist
φab 0.0162rad
φbc 0.0058rad
ⓑ Both parts of the shaft twist in the same direction
φac φ i φab φbc 0.0162 0.0058rad 0.022rad
180o
0.022* 1.26o
π
Chapter 3 : Torsion
d.o.f 이 일치하는 위치
T2
T1
T T1 T2
Chapter 3 : Torsion
φ1 φ2
Chapter 3 : Torsion
T1L
φ1
G1Ip1
T2L
φ2
G2Ip2
Chapter 3 : Torsion
G1Ip1 G2Ip2
T1 T
T2 T
G I G I G I G I
1 p1 2 p2 1 p1 2 p2
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-9
The bar ACB shown in figure is fixed at both ends and loaded by a torque To at
point C. Segment AC and CB of the bar have diameters da and db, lengths La and
Lb, and polar moments of inertia Ipa and Ipb, respectively. The material of the bar is
the same throughout both segments.
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-9
⒜ Obtain formulas for the reactive torques Ta and Tb at the ends
Solution :
1,2. Conceptualize, categorize
① Free body diagram
② Equation of equilibrium
T 0
i To Ta Tb 0
To Ta Tb
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-9
⒜ Obtain formulas for the reactive torques Ta and Tb at the ends
Solution :
1,2. Conceptualize, categorize
③ Compatibility equation
Example 3-9
⒜ Obtain formulas for the reactive torques Ta and Tb at the ends
Solution :
1,2. Conceptualize, categorize
③ Compatibility equation
Example 3-9
⒜ Obtain formulas for the reactive torques Ta and Tb at the ends
Solution :
1,2. Conceptualize, categorize
④ Torque-displacement relation for primary structure
Primary structure에 대해 토크-변위 관계식을 적용하여 d.o.f를 표현.
ToL a
φ1
GIpa
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-9
⒜ Obtain formulas for the reactive torques Ta and Tb at the ends
Solution :
1,2. Conceptualize, categorize
⑤ Torque-displacement relation for secondary structure
Secondary structure에 대해 토크-변위 관계식을 적용하여 d.o.f를 표현.
2
TiLi TL TL
φ2 φi b a b b
i1 GiIpi GIpa GIpb
TbLa TbLb
φ2
GIpa GIpb
Note:
Constanttorquethroughouteachsegment
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-9
⒜ Obtain formulas for the reactive torques Ta and Tb at the ends
Solution :
1,2. Conceptualize, categorize
⑥ Substitute the angles of twist into the compatibility equation
φ1 φ2 0
ToL a TbL a TbL b
0
GIpa GIpa GIpb
Where
ToL a
φ1
GIpa
TbL a TbLb
φ2
GIpa GIpb
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-9
⒜ Obtain formulas for the reactive torques Ta and Tb at the ends
Solution :
3. Analyze
① Solving simultaneously equation of equilibrium with equation of compatibility,
Ta Tb To
ToL a TbL a TbL b
GIpa GIpa GIpb
Then
LbIpa
Ta To
LaIpb LbIpa
LaIpb
Tb To
L I L I
a pb b pa
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-9
⒜ Obtain formulas for the reactive torques Ta and Tb at the ends
Solution :
3. Analyze
② As a special case, note that if the bar is prismatic, reactive torques
LbIpa ToLb
Ta To
L I L I L
a pb b pa
LaIpb ToLa
Tb To
LaIpb LbIpa L
Where
La Lb L
Ipa Ipb I
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-9
⒝ The maximum shear stresses τac and τcb in each segment of the bar
Solution :
3. Analyze
Obtaining maximum shear stresses from the torsional formula,
비틀림 공식으로부터 최대전단응력을 구하면
Tada Tbdb
τac τcb
2Ipa 2Ipb
Substituting Ta and Tb into the above equations
LbIpa ToLb
Ta To
L I L I L
a pb b pa
LaIpb ToLa
Tb To
LaIpb LbIpa L
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-9
⒝ The maximum shear stresses τac and τcb in each segment of the bar
Solution :
3. Analyze
Obtaining maximum shear stresses from the torsional formula,
비틀림 공식으로부터 최대전단응력을 구하면
ToLbda ToLadb
τac τcb
2LaIpb LbIpa 2LaIpb LbIpa
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-9
⒞ The angle of rotation φc at the cross section where the load To is applied
토크 To가 작용하는 위치의 단면에서 회전각 φc를 구하는 공식을 유도하라
Solution :
3. Analyze
The angle of rotation φc at section C is equal to the angle of twist of either segment
of the bar, since both segments rotate through the same angle at section C.
TaLa TbLb ToLaLb
φc
GIpa GIpb GLaIpb LbIpa
Chapter 3 : Torsion
φ δ T 1
W o
T1dφ1 φ1dφ1 Tφ
o φ
2
T1 : any value of the torquebetweenzero and the maximum value T
1 : corresponding angle of rotationof the bar
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Where
Ti : internaltorquein segment
Chapter 3 : Torsion
dU
Tx dx
2
U
Tx dx
L
2
2GI x
p 2GI x
0
p
ⓐ Under action of the shear stresses, the element is distorted, so the front face
becomes a rhombus.
전단응력 작용으로 요소는 뒤틀려서 마름모꼴 형상
ⓒ The change in angle at each corner of the element is the shear strain
요소의 모서리에서의 각 변화는 전단변형률
Chapter 3 : Torsion
V τht
where
V : shear force
This shear force produce work as the element deforms from its original shape to its
distorted shape.
이 전단력들은 요소의 형상이 초기형태에서 뒤틀린 형태로 변하는 동안 일을 함
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Note :
Top face of the element is displaced horizontally through a distance δ (relative to
the bottom face) as the shear force is gradually increased from zero to its final
value V.
Chapter 3 : Torsion
U
1
τhth 1 τh2t
2 2
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-10
A solid circular bar AB of length L is fixed at one end and free at the other. Three
different loading conditions are to be considered : ⒜ torque Ta acting at the free end
⒝ torque Tb acting at the midpoint of the bar ; ⒞ torque Ta and Tb acting
simultaneously.
For each case of loading, obtain a formula for the strain energy stored in the bar.
Then evaluate the strain energy for following data ;
Ta 100N m Tb 150N m L 1.6m G 80GPa andIp 79.52* 103 mm4
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-10
Solution :
Example 3-10
Solution :
Ub
2
Tb2 L Tb2L
2GIp 4GIp
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-10
Solution :
T L T T L
2 2
2 2
TL
Uc
a a b
i i
2 2
i1 2Gi Ip i 2GIp 2GIp
Ta2L Ta TbL Tb2L
2GIp 4GIp 4GIp
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-10
Solution :
Uc
2
TL 2
i i
2 T T L 2
Ta2 L a b
2
Example 3-10
Solution :
3. Analyze
Strain energy
Ua
Ta2L
100N m 1.6m
2
1.26J
2GIp
N
2 80 * 109 2 79.52* 103 1012m4
m
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-10
Solution :
3. Analyze
Strain energy
Ub
Tb2L
150N m 1.6m
2
1.41J
4GIp
N
4 80 * 109 2 79.52* 103 1012m4
m
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-10
Solution :
3. Analyze
Strain energy
Ta2L Ta TbL Tb2L
Uc 1.26J 1.89J 1.41J 4.56J
2GIp 4GIp 4GIp
Ta TbL
100N m150N m1.6m 1.89J
4GIp
N
4 80 * 109 2 79.52* 103 1012m4
m
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-11
A prismatic bar AB, fixed at one end and free at the other, is loaded by a distributed
torque of constant intensity t per unit distance along the axis of the bar.
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-11
⒜ Derive a formula for the strain energy of the bar
Solution :
1. Conceptualize
① The internal torque, T(x) acting at distance x from the free end of the bar
Tx tx
② This internal torque is equal to the total torque acting on the part of the bar
between x = 0 and x = x.
③ The total torque is equal to the density t of torque times the distance x over
which it acts.
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-11
⒜ Derive a formula for the strain energy of the bar
Solution :
2. Categorize
① Total strain energy of the shaft
Tx dx
2
t2L3
0 tx dx 6GIp
L 1 L
2
U
0 2GIp 2GIp
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-11
⒝ Evaluate the strain energy of a hollow shaft used for drilling into the earth if the
data are
T 210 N m/m, L 3.7m, G 80GPa, Ip 7.1510-6 m4
Solution :
3. Analyze
U
t2L3
210N m/m 3.7m
2 3
65.1N m
6GIp 680GPa 7.15* 10 m
6 4
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-12
A tapered bar AB of solid circular cross section is supported at the right-hand end
and loaded by a torque T at the other end.
The diameter of the bar varies linearly da at the left hand end to db at the right hand
end. Determine the angle of rotation φA at the A of the bar by equating the strain
energy to the work done by the load.
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-12
Solution :
1,2. Conceptualize, categorize
Form the principle of conservation of energy, the work done by the applied torque
equals the strain energy of the bar.
① Work done by torque
1
W TφA
2
② Diameter of the bar at distance x from end A.
d da
dx da b x
L
③ Polar moment of inertia
4
π d da
Ip x
π
32
dx
4
da b
32 L
x
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-12
Solution :
1,2. Conceptualize, categorize
Form the principle of conservation of energy, the work done by the applied torque
equals the strain energy of the bar.
③ Strain energy
U
LTx dx 16T
2 2
L dx 16T2L 1 1
πG
3
02GI x
p
0
db da
4
3πGdb da da db
3
da x
L
Where
db da 4
dx da x Ip x
π
dx
4 π d da
da b
x
L 32 32 L
Chapter 3 : Torsion
Example 3-12
Solution :
3. Analyze
From principle of conservation of energy
U W
1 16T2L 1 1
TφA 3 3
2 3πGdb da da db
Solving for ΦA
32TL 1 1
φA 3 3
3πGdb da da db