torsional rigidity
[tɔːrˈʃənəl ˈrɪdʒɪdɪti]
nounpl: torsional rigidities
rigidez torcional
1. The resistance of a material or structure to twisting or rotational deformation; the measure of how much torque is required to produce a unit angle of twist
The torsional rigidity of the vehicle's chassis is crucial for handling performance.
A rigidez torcional do chassi do veículo é crucial para o desempenho de dirigibilidade.
2. In materials science and engineering, the property that describes the stiffness of an object when subjected to torque
Engineers must calculate the torsional rigidity when designing shafts for machinery.
Os engenheiros devem calcular a rigidez torcional ao projetar eixos para maquinário.
Torsional rigidity is primarily a technical term used in engineering, automotive, and construction industries in both Brazilian and American contexts. It is essential in automotive engineering discussions regarding vehicle chassis design and performance, particularly in sports car and high-performance vehicle development.
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