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What is the formula used to compute the angle of twist in torsional deformation?
For a solid shaft, what is the expression for the polar moment of inertia?
In torsional deformation, what happens to the angle of twist if the length of the shaft increases?
What is the ultimate strength of the material in psi?
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What is the factor of safety required for the round steel bar?
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In the power-torque-speed relationship, what is the unit of torque given in the example?
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What happens to a shaft when it is subjected to torque?
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What type of stress is experienced by a body when a twisting force is applied?
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In the context of the text, what is the unit for direct tensile stress typically measured in?
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What happens to the polar moment of inertia when a solid shaft's diameter is increased?
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If a steel rod is subjected to both tensile and torsional loads simultaneously, what type of stress will be present?
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Study Notes
Torsional Deformation
- The angle of twist is computed using a specific formula.
- In torsional deformation, the angle of twist increases when the length of the shaft increases.
Polar Moment of Inertia
- For a solid shaft, the expression for the polar moment of inertia is known.
- The polar moment of inertia increases when a solid shaft's diameter is increased.
Material Properties
- The ultimate strength of the material is measured in psi.
- A factor of safety is required for the round steel bar.
Power-Torque-Speed Relationship
- The unit of torque is given in a specific unit in the example.
Torsional Stress
- When a shaft is subjected to torque, it experiences twisting.
- A twisting force applied to a body results in torsional stress.
- In the context of the text, direct tensile stress is typically measured in a specific unit.
Combined Stress
- When a steel rod is subjected to both tensile and torsional loads simultaneously, it experiences both types of stress.
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Description
Learn how to compute the angle of twist in a shaft using the formula 𝜃=𝐺𝐽/𝑇𝐿. This specific example involves calculating the angle of twist for a steel shaft with given dimensions and torque.