Find maximum principal stress 70 MPu 50 MPa - 40 MPa – x a, =-40 MPa o, = 70 MPa T --50 MPa

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Chapter11: Columns
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Problem 11.5.7P: Solve the preceding problem for a column with e = 0.20 in,, L = 12 ft, I = 2L7in4, and E = 30 ×...
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Find maximum principal stress
70 MPa
50 MPa
-40 MPа — х
0, =-40 MPa
a, = 70 MPa
--50 MPa
Transcribed Image Text:Find maximum principal stress 70 MPa 50 MPa -40 MPа — х 0, =-40 MPa a, = 70 MPa --50 MPa
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As given in question,

Normal stress in x direction = σx = -40 MPa

Normal stress in x direction = σy = 70 MPa

Shear stress in x-y plane = τxy  = -50 MPa

 

Maximum principal stress is given by,

σ1 = σx + σy2 + σx - σy22 + τxy2= -40+702 + -40-7022 + (-50)2= 15 + 3025 + 2500= 15 + 74.33= 89.33 MPa

 

Hence, maximum principal stress = 89.33 MPa 

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