Analysis of plastic torsion using physical analogies
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https://doi.org/10.52340/building.2024.70.23Keywords:
membrane analogy, hydrodynamic analogy, rod of constant cross-section, plastic torsion, shear stressAbstract
calculating the torsional deformations of a complex section is a rather complex task even in the elastic stages. Additional difficulties arise when it is necessary to calculate rods of complex cross-section at the stage of plasticity. To at least partially get rid of these difficulties, this work uses a method widely known as the method of analogies. We specifically use a branch of this method that we call physical analogies. In particular, the so-called membrane analogy and hydrodynamic analogy. The problem of torsion of a homogeneous shaft is discussed. The latter is based on the phenomenon that the process of torsion of a solid rod (no matter what cross-section it has) is mathematically expressed by the same formulas as the flow of an ideal fluid.
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