A crack in the block created an angle 0=20" with the horizontal as described in the figure Using Mohr's circle calculate the shear stresses Ty'y that acts perpendicular and parallel to the crack if the block issubjected to an axial stress of 200 kPa-0kPa

givenaxial stress σx=200kPaangle of plane θ=90-20o=70o

A crack in the block created an angle 0=20" with the horizontal as described in the figure Using Mohr's circle calculate the shear stresses Tx'y that acts perpendicular and parallel to the crack if th subjected to an axial stress of 200 kPa b=200kPa

A crack in the block created an angle 0=20" with the horizontal as described in the figure Using Mohr's circle calculate the shear stresses Tx'y that acts perpendicular and parallel to the crack if th subjected to an axial stress of 200 kPa b=200kPa

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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