QI The 45° strain rosette is mounted on a surface of the bracket as shown in Figure Q1. The bracket is made from steel with Estel = 120 GPa and poison ratio, v = 0.28. The following readings are obtained for each gauge under loadings: Ea=[X+Y] (10“) Es = -200(10“) Eɛ= -180(10“) Table 1 Use 5th digit and 6th digit of your matrix number to get value of [X] and [Y] as an example below: Example: If your matrix number is CD180147; Thus, the value of X=220 and Y=160 : 5th digit of matric 6th digit of matric number X Y number 100 20 1 130 1 40 160 2 60 3 190 80 220 4 100 250 5 120 6. 280 6. 140 310 340 370 7 160 180 9. 9. 200 (c) Estimate the in-plane principal strains and the angle associated with the principal strains, and (d) Calculate the principal stress associated with the principal strains in (c).
QI The 45° strain rosette is mounted on a surface of the bracket as shown in Figure Q1. The bracket is made from steel with Estel = 120 GPa and poison ratio, v = 0.28. The following readings are obtained for each gauge under loadings: Ea=[X+Y] (10“) Es = -200(10“) Eɛ= -180(10“) Table 1 Use 5th digit and 6th digit of your matrix number to get value of [X] and [Y] as an example below: Example: If your matrix number is CD180147; Thus, the value of X=220 and Y=160 : 5th digit of matric 6th digit of matric number X Y number 100 20 1 130 1 40 160 2 60 3 190 80 220 4 100 250 5 120 6. 280 6. 140 310 340 370 7 160 180 9. 9. 200 (c) Estimate the in-plane principal strains and the angle associated with the principal strains, and (d) Calculate the principal stress associated with the principal strains in (c).
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