The following stresses were measured for a specimen: 011 = 94 MPa; 022 = 155 MPa; ơ12 = 85 MPa Determine whether not yielding occurred using both the Tresca and von Mises criteria, given that oys = 180 MPa. Which criterion is more conservative?

The following stresses were measured for a specimen: 011 = 94 MPa; 022 = 155 MPa; ơ12 = 85 MPa Determine whether not yielding occurred using both the Tresca and von Mises criteria, given that oys = 180 MPa. Which criterion is more conservative?

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The following stresses were measured for a specimen:
011 = 94 MPa; 022 = 155 MPa; ơ12 = 85 MPa
Determine whether not yielding occurred using both the Tresca and von
Mises criteria, given that oys = 180 MPa. Which criterion is more
conservative?

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