Discussion
An open channel and a closed box of the same wall material differ in torsional stiffness typically by a factor of order
Answer: A
The open section relies on the St Venant mechanism, with its cube on the wall thickness, while the closed one develops a circulating flow round the enclosed area. Three orders of magnitude is common, which is why a slit cut along a torsion tube is so catastrophic.
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