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12.3. Example Problems: T T T T T T T

This document provides an example problem for calculating torques in a bar structure with distributed and concentrated torques applied. It involves: 1) Constructing a distributed torque diagram showing the applied torque vs position. 2) Integrating to calculate the internal torque diagram, which accounts for the cumulative effect of distributed torques. 3) Calculating example values like the rotation of specific points and shear stresses in the bars based on the determined internal torques.

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12.3. Example Problems: T T T T T T T

This document provides an example problem for calculating torques in a bar structure with distributed and concentrated torques applied. It involves: 1) Constructing a distributed torque diagram showing the applied torque vs position. 2) Integrating to calculate the internal torque diagram, which accounts for the cumulative effect of distributed torques. 3) Calculating example values like the rotation of specific points and shear stresses in the bars based on the determined internal torques.

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12.3.

EXAMPLE PROBLEMS

283

Mt1 + Mt2
Mt2 + Mt3

0.00082Mt1 + 0.000242Mt2 + 0.00082Mt3

40

= 75
0

or in matrix notation,

0
0.00082

1
1
0.000242

0
Mt1 40

1
75
Mt2
=

0.00082
0
Mt3

Solving for the unknown torques, one obtains using Scientic Workplace

1
1
0

0
1
1
A=
0.00082 0.000242 0.00082

40
b = 75
0

10. 10626 99256 111


A1 b = 50. 10626 99256 111
24. 89373 00743 889
Thus, Mt1 = 10.11 in-lb, Mt2 = 50.11 in-lb, Mt3 = 24.9 in-lb
e) We can now solve for the individual angles of twist or the shear stress. For example,
Rotation of point B = 1 = 0.00082Mt1 = 0.00082(10.11) = 0.00829 rad = 0.47 deg
Rotation of point C = 1 + 2 = 0.00829 rad +0.000242Mt2 = 0.00829 + 0.000242(50.11) =
0.0204 rad = 1.17 deg
Stress in bar 1 x1 =
Stress in bar 2 x2 =

Mt1 r1
J1
Mt2 r2
J2

=
=

10.11(0.5/2)
= 414 psi
0.0061
50.11(0.75/2)
= 606 psi
0.031

Example 12-3
Bar with distributed torque of 60 in-lb
in applied from A to B and a concentrated torque of 400 in-lb
at C. Materialis steel with a shear modulus of 11.5 million psi. Bars are cylindrical with diameters
of 0.4 in (A-B) and 0.25 in (B-C).
a) First construct the distributed torque diagram (mt vs. x)
b) Now construct the internal torque diagram by using integration
(12.16)]:
At x = 13 , Mt (13) = 400 in-lb
For 5 x 13, Mt (x) = Mt (13)
At x = 5, Mt (5) = 80 in-lb
For 0 x 5, Mt (x) = Mt (5)

x

x
5

13

mt dx = 400

mt dx = 80

x

x
5

13

Mt
x

= mt [see equation

(60) dx = 400 + 60(x 13)

(0) dx = 80

Now construct the internal torque diagram for the structure.

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