Discussion
Which of these is NOT a reason shear flow rather than shear stress is used in thin-walled analysis?
Answer: D
Correct answer: Shear flow is easier to measure experimentally
The other three are genuine reasons: constancy along a tapering wall, simpler equilibrium equations, and easy recovery of the stress at the end. Measurement is not among them - what a gauge senses is strain and hence stress at a point, and the shear flow has to be inferred from it by multiplying by the thickness.
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