4. An element is found in a stress condition as shown in figure. Then Calculate:Principal stresses and its orientation.Maximum shear stress, its orientation and corresponding normal stress.iii.Principal Strains, their planes and maximum shear strain.Draw the principal planes and plane of maximum shear on figure.Verify your answer by Mohr's circle.i.ii.Normal strains in each direction.iv.V.vi.30 Мра15 Mpa120 Мра

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4. An element is found in a stress condition as shown in figure. Then Calculate: Principal stresses and its orientation. ii. Maximum shear stress, its orientation and corresponding normal stress. iii. i. Normal strains in each direction. iv. Principal Strains, their planes and maximum shear strain. Draw the principal planes and plane of maximum shear on figure. vi. Verify your answer by Mohr's circle. V. 30 Мра 15 Mpa |20 Mpa

4. An element is found in a stress condition as shown in figure. Then Calculate: Principal stresses and its orientation. ii. Maximum shear stress, its orientation and corresponding normal stress. iii. i. Normal strains in each direction. iv. Principal Strains, their planes and maximum shear strain. Draw the principal planes and plane of maximum shear on figure. vi. Verify your answer by Mohr's circle. V. 30 Мра 15 Mpa |20 Mpa

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Principal stresses and its orientation.
Maximum shear stress, its orientation and corresponding normal stress.
iii.
Principal Strains, their planes and maximum shear strain.
Draw the principal planes and plane of maximum shear on figure.
Verify your answer by Mohr's circle.
i.
ii.
Normal strains in each direction.
iv.
V.
vi.
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15 Mpa
120 Мра

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