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Applying torsional moment at free end of a hollow rectangular cantilever shell

Applying torsional moment at free end of a hollow rectangular cantilever shell

Applying torsional moment at free end of a hollow rectangular cantilever shell

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Hi,

I'm trying to apply a torsional moment at the free end of a rectangular cantilever shell (Cross section dimension: 40x20x1.5mm). I don't know exactly where to apply the moment. I applied it at the mid point of the top edge (long edge) of the cross section, but the section at the free end gets distored. I need your help.

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