The product of the applied torque and the length determines the relative angle of twist between the ends of a solid circular rod, whereas the fourth power of the diameter determines the inverse. Find the angle of twist on another rod of the same material when the length, diameter, and applied torque are half if the angle of twist on a circular rod is 2.23 radians,

The product of the applied torque and the length determines the relative angle of twist between the ends of a solid circular rod, whereas the fourth power of the diameter determines the inverse. Find the angle of twist on another rod of the same material when the length, diameter, and applied torque are half if the angle of twist on a circular rod is 2.23 radians,

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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