A thin plate of linear elastic materials (E v = 0.25) is in plane stress (o, = Txz = Tyz = 0). The plate is heated by 100 °F and the thermal = 200 GPa, expansion efficient of the plate is, a = 8 x 10 6. The plate is also compressed between two rigid, esion -6 1 perfectly smooth surfaces as shown in the figure. 50 MPa 50 MPa Find the following: 200 mm

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A thin plate of linear elastic materials (E = 200 GPa,
0.25) is in plane stress (o, = Txz = Tyz = 0).
V =
heated by 100 °F and the thermal
expansion efficient of the plate is, a = 8 x 10
eidsdon
50 MPa
1
The plate is also compressed between two
perfectly smooth surfaces as shown in the figure.
°F
50 MPa
Find the following:
a. The non-zero stress in the plate.
b. The change in
c. The strain
Exa
the thickness direction of the
400 mm
plate,
and change in the thickness of the
the initial thickness is 4 mm.
200 mm
Transcribed Image Text:The plate A thin plate of linear elastic materials (E = 200 GPa, 0.25) is in plane stress (o, = Txz = Tyz = 0). V = heated by 100 °F and the thermal expansion efficient of the plate is, a = 8 x 10 eidsdon 50 MPa 1 The plate is also compressed between two perfectly smooth surfaces as shown in the figure. °F 50 MPa Find the following: a. The non-zero stress in the plate. b. The change in c. The strain Exa the thickness direction of the 400 mm plate, and change in the thickness of the the initial thickness is 4 mm. 200 mm
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Modulus of elasticity of the material, E=200 GPa,Kinematic viscosity of the material, μ=0.25,Thermal expansion coeffcient, α=8×10-6 1°FAlso, σz=0,   τxz=0,    τyz=0,Change in temperature in plate, T=100 °F

(a) Calculate non-zero stress in the plate: -

For the given stress plate the dimension of the plate in the Y and Z direction is free to expand while in the X direction there is 50 MPa of pressure is applied which causes a generation of stress in the plate.

Thermal stress due to the increase of heat,σ=EαTσ=200×109×8×10-6×100σ=160 MPa

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