A 45° degree strain gauge rosette positioned on the surface of a structure under stress recorded the following values of normal strain: Gauge A: - 195 x 10-6 (oriented in the postive x direction) Gauge B: (oriented at 45° anti-clockwise to gauge A) Gauge C: (oriented at 90° anti-clockwise to gauge A) What is the value of normal strain and shear strain on a plane inclined at 29° clockwise from gauge B? 145 x 10-6 -275 x 10-6 a) The normal strain and shear strain on a plane inclined at 29° clockwise from gauge B are 0.3 microstrain and 602.1 microstrain. respectively.

A 45° degree strain gauge rosette positioned on the surface of a structure under stress recorded the following values of normal strain: Gauge A: - 195 x 10-6 (oriented in the postive x direction) Gauge B: (oriented at 45° anti-clockwise to gauge A) Gauge C: (oriented at 90° anti-clockwise to gauge A) What is the value of normal strain and shear strain on a plane inclined at 29° clockwise from gauge B? 145 x 10-6 -275 x 10-6 a) The normal strain and shear strain on a plane inclined at 29° clockwise from gauge B are 0.3 microstrain and 602.1 microstrain. respectively.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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