The state of stress at a point on a thin plate has its principal stresses as o1 and o2. a. Draw the corresponding Mohr's circle. b. Calculate tmax c. Determine the state of stress (ox, oy, txy) in a stress element that is rotated a clockwise from the principal axes. Show this stress state it on the Mohr's circle. Sigma_1 (MPa) 200 Sigma_2 (MPa) 110 Alpha (degrees) 20

The state of stress at a point on a thin plate has its principal stresses as o1 and o2. a. Draw the corresponding Mohr's circle. b. Calculate tmax c. Determine the state of stress (ox, oy, txy) in a stress element that is rotated a clockwise from the principal axes. Show this stress state it on the Mohr's circle. Sigma_1 (MPa) 200 Sigma_2 (MPa) 110 Alpha (degrees) 20

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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