Q1: Three principal stresses are applied to a solid where o, = 400 MPa, 0₂ = 200 MPa, and os = 0. (a) What is the ratio de/des? (b) If a fluid pressure produces an all-around hydrostatic stress =250 MPa that is superimposed upon the original stress state, how does the ratio in (a) change? Explain the result.

Q1: Three principal stresses are applied to a solid where o, = 400 MPa, 0₂ = 200 MPa, and os = 0. (a) What is the ratio de/des? (b) If a fluid pressure produces an all-around hydrostatic stress =250 MPa that is superimposed upon the original stress state, how does the ratio in (a) change? Explain the result.

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