Q2) Look at the Mohr Circle and find (the scale is 1 cm-10 MPa) 1. Normal and shear stress at points A and B and their types (l.e. normal stress is tension or compression and the shear is clockwise or anticlockwise) and draw the stress element. 2. Maximum shear stress. 3. Shear stress at point D. 4. The principal stresses. 5. daveraye and the corresponding shear stress. 6. If the point A rotates and coincides with point D. what will be the a, and ay.

Q2) Look at the Mohr Circle and find (the scale is 1 cm-10 MPa) 1. Normal and shear stress at points A and B and their types (l.e. normal stress is tension or compression and the shear is clockwise or anticlockwise) and draw the stress element. 2. Maximum shear stress. 3. Shear stress at point D. 4. The principal stresses. 5. daveraye and the corresponding shear stress. 6. If the point A rotates and coincides with point D. what will be the a, and ay.

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Chapter7: Analysis Of Stress And Strain

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Problem 7.2.26P: -26 A rectangular plate of dimensions 125 mm × 75 mm is subjected to tensile stress sy= 67 kPa and...

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