6.4 TORSIONAL STIFFNESS AND RIGIDITY
In Equation (6.12) for torque, T, fs may be substituted from Equation (6.4) and rewritten as
where Ip = π D4/32 is the polar moment of inertia of a circular cross section.
Thus, combining Equations (6.8) and (6.14) we have
Thus, the torque required for unit twist, i.e., T (θ) is called the torsional stiffness.
From the above relation,
The quantity is known as torsional rigidity and is represented ...
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