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    The document contains questions about torsion tests and properties assessed by torsion tests. Specifically, it asks about: 1. The purpose of torsion tests and properties that can be determined such as shear stress-strain behavior and failure modes of materials under pure shear. 2. Calculating torque, shear stresses, and twist angle for a steel shaft transmitting power at a given speed. 3. Calculating shear stress and transmitted power for a long steel shaft with one end twisted more than the other. 4. Interpreting data from a torsion test of an aluminum alloy bar. 5. Choosing the correct answers to multiple choice questions related to torsion testing concepts, properties, calculations and

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    The document contains questions about torsion tests and properties assessed by torsion tests. Specifically, it asks about: 1. The purpose of torsion tests and properties that can be determined such as shear stress-strain behavior and failure modes of materials under pure shear. 2. Calculating torque, shear stresses, and twist angle for a steel shaft transmitting power at a given speed. 3. Calculating shear stress and transmitted power for a long steel shaft with one end twisted more than the other. 4. Interpreting data from a torsion test of an aluminum alloy bar. 5. Choosing the correct answers to multiple choice questions related to torsion testing concepts, properties, calculations and

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    The document contains questions about torsion tests and properties assessed by torsion tests. Specifically, it asks about: 1. The purpose of torsion tests and properties that can be determined such as shear stress-strain behavior and failure modes of materials under pure shear. 2. Calculating torque, shear stresses, and twist angle for a steel shaft transmitting power at a given speed. 3. Calculating shear stress and transmitted power for a long steel shaft with one end twisted more than the other. 4. Interpreting data from a torsion test of an aluminum alloy bar. 5. Choosing the correct answers to multiple choice questions related to torsion testing concepts, properties, calculations and

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    The document contains questions about torsion tests and properties assessed by torsion tests. Specifically, it asks about: 1. The purpose of torsion tests and properties that can be determined such as shear stress-strain behavior and failure modes of materials under pure shear. 2. Calculating torque, shear stresses, and twist angle for a steel shaft transmitting power at a given speed. 3. Calculating shear stress and transmitted power for a long steel shaft with one end twisted more than the other. 4. Interpreting data from a torsion test of an aluminum alloy bar. 5. Choosing the correct answers to multiple choice questions related to torsion testing concepts, properties, calculations and

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    1. What is the purpose of making the torsion test?

    2. Is the hook’s law for shearing stress and strain valid?

    3. What are the failure modes of ductile and brittle materials when
    they are subjected to pure shear?

    4. Steel shaft of 100 mm diameter and 0.6 m long, transmits a mechanical power
    P of 74 kW at a rotational speed n of 150 rpm. Calculate the transmitted
    torque in Nm, the maximum shear stress and the shear stress at a point located
    at 30 mm radius in MPa. Also calculate the maximum twisting angle ꝋmax
    that induced in the whole shaft. The modulus of rigidity G for the steel from
    which the shaft is made is 80 GPa.

    5. Steel shaft of 100 mm diameter and 20 m long, subjected to a pure twisting


    moment. The shaft is driven at one-end whiles the power is taken off at the
    other end at a rotational speed of 180 rpm. One end of the shaft moves the
    maximum twisting angle of 30° in advance of the other end. Calculate the
    maximum shear stress, and the transmitted power. Take the steel modulus of
    rigidity as 80 GPa.

    6. The following torsion test data were obtained for AA6061-T6 aluminum
    alloy has a round cross section with 30mm outer diameter, 0 inner diameter
    and 100 lengths.
    7. Choose the correct answer:
    A. Which of the following cannot be determined using a torsion test?
    1) Modulus of elasticity in shear
    2) Torsion yield strength
    3) Modulus of rupture
    4) Young’s modulus

    B. What is the use of weight head in a torsion testing equipment?


    1) Holding the job only
    2) Holding the job and applying twisting moment
    3) Holding the job and measuring the twisting moment
    4) It is not a part of torsion testing equipment.

    C. Torsional stress multiplied with original cross sectional is:


    1) Maximum twisting load
    2) Minimum twisting load
    3) Minimum shear load
    4) Yield shear load

    D. Plastic deformation can only occur in case of torsional force.


    1) True
    2) False

    E. What is the unit of polar moment of inertia?


    1) m2
    2) m5
    3) m3
    4) m4

    F. Shear stress on a solid bar and hollow bar is same for given dimension.
    I. True
    II. False

    G. In which of the following the angle of twist increases fast for a small amount
    of torque?
    1) Cold working condition
    2) Hot working condition
    3) Warm working condition
    4) The increase is the same for cold working, hot working, and warm working.
    H. A shaft is said to be in pure torsion if.
    1) Turning moment is applied at one end and other end is free.
    2) Turning force is applied at one end and other end is free.
    3) Two opposite turning moments are applied to the shaft.
    4) Combination of torsional load and bending load is applied to the shaft.

    I. In power transmission equation, P=2ΠNT/60×1000


    1) P is in kw and T is maximum torque.
    2) P is in NM/sec and T is maximum torque.
    3) P is in NM/sec and T is mean torque.
    4) P is in kw and T is mean torque.

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