- 2066 Jestha (old course) · 12 marks
Principal and max shear stresses: 10, 7, 10 MPa
Short answer
For σ_x=10 MPa, σ_y=–7 MPa, τ_xy=10 MPa, principal stresses are 14.62 and –11.62 MPa at 24.82° from x. Maximum shear is 13.12 MPa with associated normal stress 1.50 MPa on planes at 69.82° and 159.82°.
Transform the state of stress into the principal stresses and the maximum shearing stresses and the associated normal stresses. Show the results for both cases on properly oriented elements. Tensile stress is 10 MPa, Compressive stress is 7 MPa and shearing stress is 10 MPa. [Figure: element with tensile on the left and right faces, compressive on the top and bottom faces and shear stress on all faces.]
Given: MPa (tension), MPa (compression), MPa.
Case 1: principal stresses
Case 2: maximum shear stress
on planes at , i.e. and (the same plane as ).
Elements (not to scale)
Principal element Max-shear element
(rotated 24.8 deg) (rotated 69.8 deg)
s2=-11.62 s'=1.50
^ ^ tau=13.12
| s1=14.62 | /->
<--+--> (no shear) s'<-+-> (shear on
| | all faces)
v v
s2=-11.62 s'=1.50
Answer: (1) MPa, MPa at from the -axis (no shear). (2) MPa with associated normal stress MPa on planes at and .
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