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Draw Mohr's circle for the following plane strain state. Then compute (or extract from your drawing) the principal strains and max shear strain. (Positive sign convention for each is shown on the figure.) Ex = 200μ, Ey = -200μ, Yxy = 50μ (rad)

Draw Mohr's circle for the following plane strain state. Then compute (or extract from your drawing) the principal strains and max shear strain. (Positive sign convention for each is shown on the figure.) Ex = 200μ, Ey = -200μ, Yxy = 50μ (rad)

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Draw Mohr's circle for the following plane strain state. Then compute (or extract your drawing) the principal strains and max shear strain. (Positive sign convention for each is shown on the figure.) from Ex = 200μ, Ey = -200μ, Yxy = 50μ (rad) For the previous problem, compute the following six stress quantities: Ox, Oy, 0z, Txy, Tyz, Tzx. Assume this is an aluminum alloy (E = 10,000 ksi, G = 3800 ksi, v = 0.33). Do not forget units! Yxy Material Coefficient of thermal expansion [/C] Young's modulus [GPa] Aluminum 23 73 120 210 110 Copper Steel Titanium 17 11 8.6
Transcribed Image Text:Draw Mohr's circle for the following plane strain state. Then compute (or extract your drawing) the principal strains and max shear strain. (Positive sign convention for each is shown on the figure.) from Ex = 200μ, Ey = -200μ, Yxy = 50μ (rad) For the previous problem, compute the following six stress quantities: Ox, Oy, 0z, Txy, Tyz, Tzx. Assume this is an aluminum alloy (E = 10,000 ksi, G = 3800 ksi, v = 0.33). Do not forget units! Yxy Material Coefficient of thermal expansion [/C] Young's modulus [GPa] Aluminum 23 73 120 210 110 Copper Steel Titanium 17 11 8.6
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For the previous problem, compute the following six stress quantities: Ox, Oy, 0z, Txy, Tyz, Tzx. Assume this is an aluminum alloy (E = 10,000 ksi, G = 3800 ksi, v = 0.33). Do not forget units!

Draw Mohr's circle for the following plane strain state. Then compute (or extract from your drawing) the principal strains and max shear strain. (Positive sign convention for each is shown on the figure.) Ex = 200μ, Ey=-200μ, Yxy = 50μ (rad) You For the previous problem, compute the following six stress quantities: d. dy, dz. Txy, Tyz. Tzx. Assume this is an aluminum alloy (E = 10,000 ksi, G = 3800 ksi, v = 0.33). Do not forget units! Ex
Transcribed Image Text:Draw Mohr's circle for the following plane strain state. Then compute (or extract from your drawing) the principal strains and max shear strain. (Positive sign convention for each is shown on the figure.) Ex = 200μ, Ey=-200μ, Yxy = 50μ (rad) You For the previous problem, compute the following six stress quantities: d. dy, dz. Txy, Tyz. Tzx. Assume this is an aluminum alloy (E = 10,000 ksi, G = 3800 ksi, v = 0.33). Do not forget units! Ex
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