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    MAE 2312

    Torsion(5.1-5.5)

    Main Rotor to tail rotor drive shaft

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    Bell 222B

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    HC-4 Black Stallion

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    Torsion Modeling

    Circular Bars

    Prismatic Bar

    Identical cross section along length

    Subject to pure Torsion

    Constant Torque at every section

    Torsion theory of circular bars Charles A. Coulomb (1736-1806)

    General Theory of Torsion

    Barr de Saint-Vnant (1797-1886)

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    Torsion Modeling

    Implication of circular bars subject to pure

    torsion

    Cross section remain plane

    Straight radii

    No warping

    Small twist angle Same Length

    Same cross section radius

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    Sign convention

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    rdx

    d

    r

    dxrd

    max

    max

    dx

    dtwistofrate

    dx

    d

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    twistofratedxd

    L

    ddx

    0

    Lx

    0x

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    rdx

    dr

    dxrd

    max

    max

    dx

    d

    1

    2max

    11

    22max

    r

    r

    L

    rr

    Lrr

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    GG

    dx

    d

    Direction of Shear

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    Longitudinal shear associated with transverse shear stress

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    2p

    p2

    IrT

    dAI

    IGdAGdAT

    maxr

    GG

    dx

    d

    pmax

    I

    Tr

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    Summary

    TL

    pT

    p

    p

    f

    GIk

    GI

    TLL

    GIT

    1

    pmax

    I

    T

    r

    2dddrrt

    td4

    tdrr

    2I

    2112

    2241

    42p

    /

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    Torsion Design

    Account for all possible modes of failure

    Thickness of tube governed by wrinkling

    Specified max. value for

    t

    r2

    Limitations

    Circular cross sections

    Noncircular will warp

    Max. Shear stress not located at farthest distancesfrom midpoints

    Linearly elastic material

    Away from stress concentrations

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    Problem

    in2.1r

    psi6300

    in5.5b

    lb900P

    1

    all

    Determine r2

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    2001 Brooks/Cole, a division of Thomson Learning, Inc. T homson Learning

    is a trademark used herein under license.

    Problem

    2

    9

    2

    6all

    oall

    m

    N1075GPa75G

    m

    N1060MPa60

    rad180

    33

    m8.0mm800L

    For what range of the

    applied Torque Tdoes the

    shear stress determine the

    required diameterd? Forwhat range of values does

    the angle of twist

    determine the diameter?