A body is subjected to stresses as shown in the figure given below. 90 MPa 35 MPa 145 MPa The FOS as per maximum principle strain theory if the yield stress of the material is 230 MPa and Poisson ratio of material is 0.38. (assume plane stress condition)

A body is subjected to stresses as shown in the figure given below. 90 MPa 35 MPa 145 MPa The FOS as per maximum principle strain theory if the yield stress of the material is 230 MPa and Poisson ratio of material is 0.38. (assume plane stress condition)

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A body is subjected to stresses as shown in
the figure given below.
90 MPa
35 MPa
145 MPa
The FOS as per maximum principle strain
theory if the yield stress of the material is
230 MPa and Poisson ratio of material is
0.38.
(assume plane stress condition)

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