9 MPa 7 MPa 5 MP 1. Draw the appropriate Mohr's circle. 2. Get from the circle oi and o2, umax and its corresponding normal stress (Oavg). Show these points on the circle. 3. Show on the circle the angles 20p and 20s that correspond to the orientation of principal planes and the planes of maximum shearing. 4. Solve point (1c) above graphically using the circle ie. show that your graphical solution is giving the same results as obtained by the analytical equations in point (1c) above

9 MPa 7 MPa 5 MP 1. Draw the appropriate Mohr's circle. 2. Get from the circle oi and o2, umax and its corresponding normal stress (Oavg). Show these points on the circle. 3. Show on the circle the angles 20p and 20s that correspond to the orientation of principal planes and the planes of maximum shearing. 4. Solve point (1c) above graphically using the circle ie. show that your graphical solution is giving the same results as obtained by the analytical equations in point (1c) above

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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