Torsion In Circular Shafts | Strength of Materials
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- This video throws light on Torsion in Circular Shafts. The topic is a part of the Strength of Materials course that is also known as the Mechanics of Solids and Mechanics of Deformable Material. It deals with the Analysis of Stress and Strain in different loading conditions.
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Finally, I know the meaning and definition of torsional .
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its really very helpfu lto know practically by this video how the torsion induced in a solid circular shaft
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U r the one who is giving real knowledge...
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The WTC is still real?
Explanation is awesome!!! Check the formulas in power and torsional rigidity of shaft
The method of your explaing the topic is so effective...
Thanks sir
Awesome video, thanks!
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Correction is
Power, P= (2πNT)/60
Excellent educational video clip about mechanical torsion on a circular shaft.
Really amazing works by the creators..
Really helpful for understanding the basics of Torsion...
All the best for future creations...
This video is Better...to understand
Thank You....
Saving the semester
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Nice explanation...can you explain internal molecular distortion during twisting moment
The lathe machine's close-up window does not show anything.
what?
What a great video. Thank you so much!
great explanation
Awesome , it creates better clarity in subject
Best video sir
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This video is great thank you so much
Good lecture on shaft torsion 👍
Kindly make the videos on the topics such as,
1. Simple stresses and strains
2. Principal stresses and strains
3. SFD & BMD
4. Bending Stress
5. Shear Stresses
6. Deflection
7. Strain Energy
8. Hoop/ Circumferential stresses
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@@DragonflyeducationWTC7 can't be discussed on rational video
This video helped me to understand the concept....😍
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JUST awesome and it creates interest in subject
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Very helpful video....nice ..with example....nice work
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شكرا لكم
You have made great video.
Right explanation
thank you SO much
Good explanation sir..upload more videos
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very useful video ....thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very nice explanation,thanks!!..
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2:20 'Torsion creates distortion '
This is not rocket surgery
dont you mind putting few .gifs from this vid in to my project for studies?
good video. thumbs up!
Torque is the product of force and the distance between the force and the central axis of the component
good work
at 4:21 its pi not r
awsome video
0:00 - 0:02
Be careful; they can arrest you for this. I'm talking from experience.
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La Linea.
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AHAHAH good one!
Illustrations at 3:24 and 4:28 are clear.
should be Torque = force x radius?
But for a couple 2(F*(d/2))
Which is F*d
Very very important for me
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excellent
What is the difference between shaft spindle and axle?
Thanks u a lot of for this video
Correction needed -TL/(angle) for torsional rigidity
i like this type of explanation...please make a video on dynamometer
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not only me , i thing every student will this type explanation.
At 5.12 what is X ^2 means
Thanks a lot
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thank you that was helpful
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well explained
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Love you sir
Nice
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Why at 0.00-0.10
A B C D E F exhibit different rotation as in this video they are all fixed at the shaft to rotate them all in a single direction, and I thought those gear will all move by the direction of the shaft because it is fixed for them to rotate?
Sir make a video of Derivation of Torsional equaction in Animination Pls sir
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@5.17 what is e ???
so good keep up bro
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Please make more videos on mechanics of solids
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حلو
Thanks
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great visual explanation, although some mistakes in formulas happened
If the materiel is strong, torsional rigidity is more.
Why length of an object goes shorter when extreme torque is applied
good
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Pls more vedios
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What is "e" sir????
Torque regarding video...
Please please please please please please..
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"Stress on the shaft leads to its eventual rupture"
lmaooo
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FORCE*DISTANCE...NOT DIAMETER
TR formula is wrong
Torque= F.R
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meh. i guess it was an ok video on torsion, not great by any means.
awsome video