quick check calc
quick check calc
(OP)
If I have a rigid plate with a 240 inch-lb torque applied to it and I have two 1/8" holes each one spaced 1/2" (on centers) away from toque point on opposite sides of the torque, how much would my resistance force have to be at each hole (in inch-lbs) to resist the torque? Thanks!





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distance between s and each f is .500
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picture looks pretty useless (we don't hold back here).
it still looks like a couple with an arm of 1" ...
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this is a professional site. student's should post at http://www.engineering.com/AskForum/aff/32.aspx
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as i've said already, it still looks like a couple on a 1" arm ... so what's the question ??
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your pic is showing shear on the dowels, with the torque veector being out-of-plane ... yes?
in which case the answer is correct.
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