Shear Stress Due to Angular Deceleration

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The discussion focuses on calculating shear stress in a rectangular block (propeller) undergoing angular deceleration. The block has defined dimensions and uniform density and is initially spinning at a constant angular velocity. The goal is to establish the relationship between radial distance from the centroid and shear stress during deceleration. Understanding this relationship will help determine the maximum shear stress experienced by the block. Assistance is sought to derive the necessary equations for this analysis.
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I have a rectangular block (propellar) with known width, thickness, legth, and uniform density. It is spinning at a constant angular velocity around its centroid. Then it is decelerated at a constant rate to rest. I want to find the relation between the radial distance from the centroid and the shear stress during the decelleration, so that I can determine the maximum shear stress. Please help! Thanks!
 
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