On the combined bending and twisting of beams of various sections

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Abstract

Upper and lower approximations are obtained tu the interaction curve of the bending and twisting couples at yield for the combined bending and twisting of cylinders of ideally plastic-rigid material. Rectangular, I and box sections are dealt with in detail. For the box section a comparison is made with the ‘thin’ tube theory of hill and siebel (1951).

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