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C-Channel Section Shaft

This calculator calculates the maximum allowable torsion for a shaft with a C-Channel shaped cross-section. This is done using the equation below.

T =τmax×JbmaxT\ =\frac{\tau_{max} \times J}{b_{max}}

The following are the variables for the equations...

  1. T = the torsion, twisting torque or tension. (Nm, lb f ft).
  1. τ (max) = maximum shear stress (Pa).
  1. b = the inner breadth, i.e. the inner breadth of the channel section.
  1. h = the inner height, i.e. the inner height of the channel section.
  1. B = the larger breadth, i.e. the greater breadth of the channel section.
  1. H = the larger height, i.e. the greater height of the channel section.
Figure 1: Diagram of a Channel Section to Calculate the Torsion


Channel Section Torsion Calculator

Inputs



Total height, H
:15.00m



Top/bottom height, h
:3.00m



Shear stress, τ
:50.00Pa



Total breadth, B
:10.00m



Smaller breadth, b
:2.00m


Output



Moment of Inertia, J
:608.50



Torsion, T
:3,380.56


T =τmax×JbmaxT\ =\frac{\tau_{max}\times J}{b_{max}}

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