In an elastic body system, a point has the following state of stress components, Ox= 16 kPa, Oyy= 12 kPa, Oz = 4 kPa, Txy = 4 kPa, Tz = 8 kPa, Tyz = 2 kPa.Without using Mohr's circle calculate:(A) The principal stresses (01, 02, 03)(B) Based on the principal stresses, calculate the maximum shear stress (Tmas)Construct Mohr's circle for XY plane, and determine the following:(C) The stress components with respect to ab axes which are inclined at 0 =45 to theXҮ ахes.(D) The magnitude of the maximum shearing stress and associated normal stresses.(E)For Mohr's Circle drawing

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In an elastic body system, a point has the following state of stress components, Oxx = 16 kPa, Oyy = 12 kPa, Oz = 4 kPa, Txy = 4 kPa, Tu =8 kPa, Tyz = 2 kPa. %3D Without using Mohr's circle calculate: (A) The principal stresses (01, 02, 03) (B) Based on the principal stresses, calculate the maximum shear stress (Tmax)

In an elastic body system, a point has the following state of stress components, Oxx = 16 kPa, Oyy = 12 kPa, Oz = 4 kPa, Txy = 4 kPa, Tu =8 kPa, Tyz = 2 kPa. %3D Without using Mohr's circle calculate: (A) The principal stresses (01, 02, 03) (B) Based on the principal stresses, calculate the maximum shear stress (Tmax)

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Chapter7: Analysis Of Stress And Strain

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Problem 7.4.18P: -18 through 7.4-25 An clement in plane stress is subjected to stresses ax,ay., and txy. (see...

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