Q1: A steel plate has a stress-strain curve define by 330(E). It is required to achieve that 18% decreasing in length and 10% increasing in width through forging process. Determine 1.Determine the effective strain 2.The value of principle stresses ifo=1.6 o₂ = 2.2 o

Q1: A steel plate has a stress-strain curve define by 330(E). It is required to achieve that 18% decreasing in length and 10% increasing in width through forging process. Determine 1.Determine the effective strain 2.The value of principle stresses ifo=1.6 o₂ = 2.2 o

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Q1: A steel plate has a stress-strain curve define by 330(E). It is
required to achieve that 18% decreasing in length and 10% increasing in
width through forging process. Determine
1.Determine the effective strain (E).
2.The value of principle stresses if =1.6 0₂ = 2.2 0₂
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