General Studies · Strength of Materials
A circular cross-sectional solid shaft is rigidly held at one end and a torque is applied at the free end. The material is isotropically elastic and homogeneous. If plane cross-sections remain plane and circular sections remain circular after loading, then:
- 1shear stress will have the lowest non-zero value on the surface.
- 2shear stress will have different values at points lying on a concentric circle of a given radius.
- 3shear stress will be maximum at the center of the cross-section.
- 4shear stress will have the same value at all points lying on a concentric circle of a given radius.✓
Correct answer
shear stress will have the same value at all points lying on a concentric circle of a given radius.
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