Torsion Projects files administration notice

Sister company set to follow construction business into administration

Torsion creditors set to lose out on £20m

Torsion Construction collapsed owing £20m to unsecured creditors, according to administrators. The Leeds-headquartered contractor went under in July, blaming challenging trading conditions. A new report published on Companies House by administrators at Interpath revealed that it owed £20m to unsecured creditors at the time, including… The post Torsion creditors set to lose out on £20m appeared first on Construction News.

Joint administrators appointed to Torsion Construction

The company, part of property developer Torsion Group, has filed for administration after it failed to secure additional funding to support the business. The post Joint administrators appointed to Torsion Construction appeared first on Property Week.

Torsion Construction enters administration

Leeds-based contractor ceases to trade after ‘liquidity pressures’

Torsion Construction enters administration

Torsion Construction has gone into administration after attempts to save the business failed. The company had filed a notice of intention on 20 July, at which point it said it was working with investors, funders and professional advisers on several liquidity initiatives. But court documents… The post Torsion Construction enters administration appeared first on Construction News.

The Efficient Engineer - Understanding Torsion 03032020

This video explores torsion; the twisting of an object caused by a moment. It is a type of deformation. A moment which tends to cause twisting is called torque. This video looks at how circular bars deform under torsion, how to calculate the angle of twist, and how to calculate the stresses and strains that are generated in a circular bar as a result of torsion. The video also discuss internal torque diagrams and why torsional failure is different for brittle and for ductile and materials