torsional modulus
torsional modulus
[′tȯr·shən·əl ′mäj·ə·ləs] (mechanics)
The ratio of the torsional rigidity of a bar to its length. Also known as modulus of torsion.
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References in periodicals archive
Aging time shift factors [a.sub.te] were calculated from the superposition of the
torsional modulus relaxation curves, using horizontal shifts along the time axis, as shown in Fig.
Gehman Freeze is a measure of a rubber's
torsional modulus, and is commonly used to estimate the Tg.
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