Some Aspects Regarding the Analysis of Straight Rods with Polygonal Cross Section Subjected to Torsion

Marilena Glovnea; Cornel Suciu; Sergiu Spînu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.814.165

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Some Aspects Regarding the Analysis of Straight Rods with Polygonal Cross Section Subjected to Torsion

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The present paper aims to model straight rods having regular polygonal cross sections, analyzing in particular triangular cross sections (isosceles and equilateral triangles) as well as rectangular cross sections subjected to torsion. Stress and strain states for such cross sections under torsion were determined and plotted as 3D and contour plots using Mathcad. Keywords: torsion, polygonal cross section, modeling.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 814)

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165-172

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September 2013

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Marilena Glovnea, Cornel Suciu, Sergiu Spînu

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Modeling, Polygonal Cross Section, Torsion

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