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    Torção: W T Máx I G L T

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    The document discusses various equations for calculating the torsional properties of different cross-sectional shapes including: 1) Circular, hollow circular, rectangular, square, very narrow rectangular, elongated thin-walled, thin-walled open, and thin-walled closed sections. 2) Equations are provided for the torsion constant (Wt), polar moment of inertia (It), and maximum shear stress (τmax) for each section. 3) The properties depend on factors like the section dimensions, number of components, and area/minimum wall thickness.

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    The document discusses various equations for calculating the torsional properties of different cross-sectional shapes including: 1) Circular, hollow circular, rectangular, square, very narrow rectangular, elongated thin-walled, thin-walled open, and thin-walled closed sections. 2) Equations are provided for the torsion constant (Wt), polar moment of inertia (It), and maximum shear stress (τmax) for each section. 3) The properties depend on factors like the section dimensions, number of components, and area/minimum wall thickness.

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    The document discusses various equations for calculating the torsional properties of different cross-sectional shapes including: 1) Circular, hollow circular, rectangular, square, very narrow rectangular, elongated thin-walled, thin-walled open, and thin-walled closed sections. 2) Equations are provided for the torsion constant (Wt), polar moment of inertia (It), and maximum shear stress (τmax) for each section. 3) The properties depend on factors like the section dimensions, number of components, and area/minimum wall thickness.

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    The document discusses various equations for calculating the torsional properties of different cross-sectional shapes including: 1) Circular, hollow circular, rectangular, square, very narrow rectangular, elongated thin-walled, thin-walled open, and thin-walled closed sections. 2) Equations are provided for the torsion constant (Wt), polar moment of inertia (It), and maximum shear stress (τmax) for each section. 3) The properties depend on factors like the section dimensions, number of components, and area/minimum wall thickness.

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    Torção

    Wt = módulo de resistência à torção

    It = momento de inércia à torção

    A
    l

    T
    B

    T T ⋅l
    máxτ = θB =
    Wt G ⋅ It

    Alguns valores de It e Wt:

    • Seção circular:
    τ máx
    τ(ρ
    )

    ρ
    r

    T T T
    máxτ = ⋅r = τ (ρ ) = ⋅ρ
    π ⋅r 4
    π ⋅ r3 π ⋅ r4
    2 2 2
    π ⋅ r4 π ⋅ r3
    It = Wt =
    2 2
    • Seção circular vazada:

    τ máx
    τ(ρ
    )
    ri ρ

    rl

    T
    τ (ρ ) =
    T
    máxτ = ⋅r ⋅ρ
    π ⋅ (rl 4 − ri 4 ) l π ⋅ (rl 4 − ri 4 )
    2 2

    π ⋅ (rl 4 − ri 4 ) π ⋅ (rl 4 − ri 4 )
    I = W =
    t 2 t 2⋅r
    l

    • Seção retangular:

    τmáx

    h
    τmáx

    b/2 b/2

    h 1 + 0,435n bh 2
    = n ≤1 Wt = ⋅
    b 1 + 1,3n 3
    • Seção quadrada:

    τmáx

    τmáx a/2

    a
    τmáx
    a/2
    τmáx
    a/2 a/2
    a

    I t = 0,1406 ⋅ a 4 W = 0,208 ⋅ a 3
    t

    • Seção retangular muito estreita:

    τmáx τmáx τmáx


    e
    τmáx τmáx τmáx
    l

    l ⋅ e3 l ⋅ e2
    I = W =
    t 3 t 3
    • Seção alongada de espessura e:

    l ⋅ e3 l ⋅ e2
    I = W =
    t 3 t 3
    l é o comprimento do eixo do perfil.
    • Seção delgada aberta formada por retângulos alongados:

    l1

    e1
    τ1
    e2

    l2
    τ2

    τ3
    e3
    l3

    e3 > e1 > e2

    l1 ⋅ e13 + l 2 ⋅ e23 + l3 ⋅ e33 I


    I = W = t
    t 3 t e
    3

    T T T
    τ1 = ⋅ e1 τ2 = ⋅ e2 τ3 = ⋅ e3
    It It It

    Sendo n o número de retângulos alongados que compõem a seção delgada aberta, tem-se:

    1 n
    It = ∑
    3 i =1
    (li ⋅ ei3 )

    It
    Wt =
    emáx
    • Seção delgada fechada:

    τ 1 ⋅ e1 = τ 2 ⋅ e2 = τ ⋅ e

    Wt = 2 Am emín , onde Am é a área da região delimitada pelo eixo do perfil

    4 Am2
    I = , onde l é o desenvolvimento do eixo do perfil
    t dl
    ∫l e
    se e = cte:

    4 Am2 e
    I =
    t l

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