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A link in a
The minimum stress, maximum stress, mean stress, stress ratio, and alternating stress.
Answer to Problem 1P
Maximum stress is 44.6 MPa
Minimum stress is 6.37 MPa
Mean stress is 25.5 MPa
Alternating stress = 19.11 MPa
Stress ratio is 0.143
Explanation of Solution
Given Information:
Diameter of the bar, D = 10 mm
Maximum tensile force =
Minimum tensile force =
Area of the bar, A
Stress in the bar is defined as,
For maximum stress,
For minimum stress,
Mean stress,
Alternating stress,
Stress Ratio, R
Stress vs time plot
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