1.) Determine the state of stresses at an orientation of 20 degree clockwise from the element x-axis shown. 2.) Find also the principal stresses o1 and oz and its orientations 0p1 and 0p2 from the x-axis. 3.) Calculate the maximum shear stress Tmax and the orientations 0s1 and 032 from the x-axis.

1.) Determine the state of stresses at an orientation of 20 degree clockwise from the element x-axis shown. 2.) Find also the principal stresses o1 and oz and its orientations 0p1 and 0p2 from the x-axis. 3.) Calculate the maximum shear stress Tmax and the orientations 0s1 and 032 from the x-axis.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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