2- The state of stresses at a point are defined as follows. Find the normal and shear stress vector components (G. a) on a plane tangent to a cylinder of diameter D and coaxial with x-axis (Z-axis) at point (B.Y.B). Also, determine the octahedral shear stress. Stu. Nom. DB 30 45 60 5.0 2.0 15 σu 45 20 50 MPa 60 50 10

2- The state of stresses at a point are defined as follows. Find the normal and shear stress vector components (G. a) on a plane tangent to a cylinder of diameter D and coaxial with x-axis (Z-axis) at point (B.Y.B). Also, determine the octahedral shear stress. Stu. Nom. DB 30 45 60 5.0 2.0 15 σu 45 20 50 MPa 60 50 10

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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