Example 11.18. A rod of circular section is subjected to a shearing force on a plane perpendicular to its axis. Find the maximum shearing stress in terms of shearing force and rod diameter. If the rod is used as a beam with free ends and a central concentrated load, express the free length in terms of diameter for which the maximum shearing stress, due to shearing force, is half the maximum direct stress.

Example 11.18. A rod of circular section is subjected to a shearing force on a plane perpendicular to its axis. Find the maximum shearing stress in terms of shearing force and rod diameter. If the rod is used as a beam with free ends and a central concentrated load, express the free length in terms of diameter for which the maximum shearing stress, due to shearing force, is half the maximum direct stress.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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