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P, Vy, Vz, T, My, Mz, p. Statics. Make cut through point. where stress is to be ... Create a FBD by cutting through the object at point A and define x,y,z axes ... – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Determining the State of Stress for a combination of loads and moments, and maybe internal pressure


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Determining the State of Stress for a combination
of loads and moments, and maybe internal pressure
  • P, Vy, Vz, T, My, Mz, p

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Statics Make cut through point where stress is
to be determined, here A, B, C, or D might be
the point.
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Cylinder with diameter 100mm
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For example, if VVy and x is perpendicular to
this surface ?xy
V and ?

?xz (-) ?xy()
?xy(-) ?xz ()
If MxT then depending on where the stress is to
be determined the subscripts change
Y Z
T and ?
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See the following slides for details about points
B, C, and D
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Principal stresses and Maximum shear stress (MPa)
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Procedure
  • Identify point (eg, pt A) where stress state is
    to be determined
  • Create a FBD by cutting through the object at
    point A and define x,y,z axes (here assume x
    perpendicular to the surface)
  • Do statics using centroid of surface created to
    determine P, Vy, Vz, MxT, My, Mz (Note may be
    necessary to determine location of centroid)
  • Establish orientation of stress cube for keeping
    track of various stress components
  • Determine magnitude and orientation of individual
    stress components properly place on stress cube
  • Add/subtract components to determine the state of
    stress
  • Where necessary determine principal stresses and
    maximum shear stress

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8.69
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8.70
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