A rectangular aluminum block is 100 mm long in the x direction, 75 mm wide in the y direction and 50 mm thick in the z direction. It is subjected to a triaxial loading consisting of a uniformly distributed tensile force of 200 kN in the x direction and uniformly distributed compressive forces of 160 kN in the y direction and 220 kN in the z direction. If V= 1 = ²/² 3 = 70 GPa, determine a single distributed loading in the x(y) direction that would produce the same Z(x) deformation as the original loading. Given: 1 [oz 2 = 7/7 [02 − v(ox + oy)] € z Ez = =[-oz - 1/10 - v(ox v(ox - oy)]v oz = -29.33MPa (Compression)

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A rectangular aluminum block is 100 mm long in the x direction, 75 mm wide in the y
direction and 50 mm thick in the z direction. It is subjected to a triaxial loading consisting of
a uniformly distributed tensile force of 200 kN in the x direction and uniformly distributed
compressive forces of 160 kN in the y direction and 220 kN in the z direction. If V = and E
= 70 GPa, determine a single distributed loading in the x(y) direction that would produce the
same Z(x) deformation as the original loading.
Given:
EZ =
1
[oz − v(ox + oy)]
-
1
EZ= = 2/6
E
;[−oz − v(ox — oy)]v
oz = -29.33MPa (Compression)
Transcribed Image Text:A rectangular aluminum block is 100 mm long in the x direction, 75 mm wide in the y direction and 50 mm thick in the z direction. It is subjected to a triaxial loading consisting of a uniformly distributed tensile force of 200 kN in the x direction and uniformly distributed compressive forces of 160 kN in the y direction and 220 kN in the z direction. If V = and E = 70 GPa, determine a single distributed loading in the x(y) direction that would produce the same Z(x) deformation as the original loading. Given: EZ = 1 [oz − v(ox + oy)] - 1 EZ= = 2/6 E ;[−oz − v(ox — oy)]v oz = -29.33MPa (Compression)
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