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If a circular beam consists of two separate metals, both having different inner and outer diameters, and one engulfs the other, how is the amount of twist able to be determined when the beam is connected at both ends to walls to form a composite shaft and is subjected to a torque?
I Know that Twist=(TL)/(GJ)
Where T = Torque
L = Length of Shaft
G = Modulus Of Rigidity
and J = Resistance to Twisting
I have values for all of these variables for both sections of the shaft, but how do I determine
what the overall combined twist for both sections of the shaft is?
I Know that Twist=(TL)/(GJ)
Where T = Torque
L = Length of Shaft
G = Modulus Of Rigidity
and J = Resistance to Twisting
I have values for all of these variables for both sections of the shaft, but how do I determine
what the overall combined twist for both sections of the shaft is?