Torsion of bars with thin-walled open cross sections. Consider a bar with the cross section shown in Fig. 2. (a) Assuming the bar has fillets to remove stress concentrations at corners, what is the maximal shear stress in the bar if a torque T is applied? (b) What is the rate of twist for the bar? bị b2 t2 t3 b3 FIGURE 2. Prismatic bar of thin-walled simply-connected rectangles.

Torsion of bars with thin-walled open cross sections. Consider a bar with the cross section shown in Fig. 2. (a) Assuming the bar has fillets to remove stress concentrations at corners, what is the maximal shear stress in the bar if a torque T is applied? (b) What is the rate of twist for the bar? bị b2 t2 t3 b3 FIGURE 2. Prismatic bar of thin-walled simply-connected rectangles.

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