Abstract
<abstract><p>If both the arc length and the intrinsic curvature of a curve or surface are preserved, then the flow of the curve or surface is said to be inextensible. The absence of motion-induced strain energy is the physical characteristic of inextensible curve and surface flows. In this paper, we study inextensible tangential, normal and binormal ruled surfaces generated by a curve with constant torsion, which is also called a Salkowski curve. We investigate whether or not these surfaces are minimal or can be developed. In addition, we prove some theorems which are related to inextensible ruled surfaces within three-dimensional Euclidean space.</p></abstract>
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