Part (1): A 30 ?? square plate is subjected to uniform pressure as shown in Figure.1. The 2D loading stresses are described. If the modulus of elasticity is 200 ??? and the lateral constant (Poisson's ratio ? = 0.3). Estimate the change in length in the vertical, horizontal and diagonal sides as well as determine the volumetric strain. Illustrate the effect of two-dimensionalstrain by constructing appropriate sketches (before and after deformation). Repeat the analysis for lower value of pressure and higher value in the range of [20 -100 MPa] and comment on the overall results

Part (1): A 30 ?? square plate is subjected to uniform pressure as shown in Figure.1. The 2D loading stresses are described. If the modulus of elasticity is 200 ??? and the lateral constant (Poisson's ratio ? = 0.3). Estimate the change in length in the vertical, horizontal and diagonal sides as well as determine the volumetric strain. Illustrate the effect of two-dimensionalstrain by constructing appropriate sketches (before and after deformation). Repeat the analysis for lower value of pressure and higher value in the range of [20 -100 MPa] and comment on the overall results

Mechanics of Materials (MindTap Course List)

9th Edition

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Chapter1: Tension, Compression, And Shear

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