A review of the problem of the shear centre(s)
We give a general survey of the literature on the title problem, and compare two definitions of the shear centre (here named kinematic and energetic). It is remarked how the energetic definition for the shear centre makes it coinciding with a suitably chosen twist centre. An example shows that the two definitions generally fail to provide the same place, even for simple cross-sections. It is also shown that the two definitions provide the same place, using standard approximate formulae, in the case of thin-walled mono-connected sections with regularly varying thickness and two-connected sections with constant thickness. As a new result, we demonstrate that the two definitions of shear centre do not provide the same place for thin-walled sections with connection higher than two, even in the trivial case of uniform thickness; an example is given.
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- On the kern of a general cross-section
- A formulation of the centre of twist and shear for nonhomogeneous beam
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- The torsional centre position of stocky beams with arbitrary noncircular cross-sectional shapes and with arbitrary elastic material properties
- Validation of Bredt's formulas for beams with hollow cross sections by the method of asymptotic splitting for pure torsion and their extension to shear force bending
- On torsion and shear of Saint-Venant beams
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- On stress function in Saint-Venant beams
- On inner shearing constraints for a direct beam model coarsely describing warping
- On some Ramifications of the Center of Shear Problem
- The Cantilever Strip Plate of Varying Thickness and the Centre of Shear
- A note on the shear center problem for shear-deformable plates
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