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Torsional Stiffness of Twisted Wire Cables

Journal of the Engineering Mechanics Division, 1977
In recent work, expressions were presented for the effective modulus of twisted wire cables consisting of a single lay. Results showed that axial load is nonlinear function of axial strain. However, the nonlinearity is quite small, and for most practical cases axial load can be treated as a linear function of axial strain.
George A. Costello, Sunil K. Sinha
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On the torsional stiffness of thick laminated plates

Journal of Composite Materials, 2013
An analytical method is developed for the calculation of the torsional stiffness of thick laminated rectangular plates of finite width. Through-thickness shear deformations are included in order to satisfy vanishing of in-plane shear stresses at the free edges, which constitutes a non-trivial effect in thick laminated plates.
Hart Honickman, Jennifer Johrendt, Peter Frise   +2 more
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Torsional Stiffness Analysis of Car Bodies

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers: Automobile Division, 1965
Expressions are provided for calculating the torsional stiffness of a car body passenger compartment. The two main reaction systems which contribute towards the torsional stiffness, i.e. the couple due to shear forces in the roof and floor and the rectangular frame formed by the sill torque boxes and the end bulkheads of the passenger compartment ...
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Mechanical contribution of the fibula to torsion stiffness in the lower extremity

Clinical Anatomy, 2005
AbstractThe role of the fibula in rotational stability of the lower extremity, taking into account the intact knee joint and tibia, to the best of our knowledge, has not been investigated. A cadaver study was designed to determine the torque transfer down the lower extremity, with and without the fibula.
Thambyah, A., Pereira, B.P.
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Zero (Or Low) Torsional Stiffness Couplings

Journal of Mechanical Engineering Science, 1969
In many rotating systems shaft couplings of low torsional stiffness may bring dangerous one node critical speeds below the operating speed range. However, even soft couplings on multi-mass systems may allow higher node criticals to remain in the operating range.
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Torsional Strength and Stiffness of Steel Structures

Engineering Journal, 1980
The torsional strength and stiffness of steel structures might seem to many to be a rather forbidding topic, but it can be quite simple for a wide variety of common steel structures such as bridges, towers, laced structural members, hydraulic gates and others.
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Testing Technology of Torsional Vibration Spring Static Stiffness

2008
The principle and method of testing static stiffness of torsional vibration spring are put forward based on the structure of dual-mass flywheel with torsional vibration spring, and the test bench is designed for these. The testing data is collected by using the PXI-6259 data collection card of National instrument and the data is processed by the ...
Zhengfeng Jiang, Shaobo Xu, Lei Chen
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Compliant quasi-zero-stiffness isolator for low-frequency torsional vibration isolation

Mechanism and Machine Theory, 2023
Jiaxi Zhou
exaly  

Study on Torsional Vibration of RV Reducer Based on Time-Varying Stiffness

Journal of Vibration Engineering and Technologies, 2020
Jing Tan, Dishan Huang, Wang Song
exaly  

Ski stiff in torsion

Composites, 1988
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