Relaxation methods are employed to solve, without restriction on the form of the generating curve, the following problems relating to solids of revolution: (1) torsional stresses in an incomplete tore, (2) torsional stresses in a circular shaft of non-uniform diameter, (3) axially symmetrical stresses in a complete solid of revolution, (4) flexural stresses in an incomplete tore, (5) shearing and flexural stresses in a toroidal ‘hook’. Accuracy sufficient for all practical purposes is attained in every case.
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