A rectangular rubber block is mounted into a multi-axial loading device capable of applying forces at each grip (blue) in the x and y directions. Forces applied at the grips are distributed over the entire contact area between the grip and the rubber block. The block is marked with a black diamond as shown in the unloaded state below: For each deformed state below, identify the load applied by each grip. The original position of the diamond is shown on each block.
A rectangular rubber block is mounted into a multi-axial loading device capable of applying forces at each grip (blue) in the x and y directions. Forces applied at the grips are distributed over the entire contact area between the grip and the rubber block. The block is marked with a black diamond as shown in the unloaded state below: For each deformed state below, identify the load applied by each grip. The original position of the diamond is shown on each block.
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A rectangular rubber block is mounted into a multi-axial loading device capable of applying forces at each grip (blue) in the x and y directions. Forces applied at the grips are distributed over the entire contact area between the grip and the rubber block. The block is marked with a black diamond as shown in the unloaded state below:
For each deformed state below, identify the load applied by each grip. The original position of the diamond is shown on each block.
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Force
No
Force
I
IV
No
Force
No
Force
II
No
Force
III
VI
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