The bend steel rod for pipeline system has a diameter (d) and is subjected to the tensile force (P) as shown in Figure 5. It has been determine that a critical element occurs at point A on the surface of rod. The critical element at point A is subjected to plane stresses component which are tensile stress of 35 MPa in xz-plane and compressive stress of 75 MPa in xy-plane. By using Transformation Equations; iii) Calculate the maximum shear stresses and their location acting at the point A. iv) Calculate the normal and shear stresses on plane if the element rotate through of 26° clockwise from the x-axis.
The bend steel rod for pipeline system has a diameter (d) and is subjected to the tensile force (P) as shown in Figure 5. It has been determine that a critical element occurs at point A on the surface of rod. The critical element at point A is subjected to plane stresses component which are tensile stress of 35 MPa in xz-plane and compressive stress of 75 MPa in xy-plane. By using Transformation Equations; iii) Calculate the maximum shear stresses and their location acting at the point A. iv) Calculate the normal and shear stresses on plane if the element rotate through of 26° clockwise from the x-axis.
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The bend steel rod for pipeline system has a diameter (d) and is subjected to the tensile
force (P) as shown in Figure 5. It has been determine that a critical element occurs at
point A on the surface of rod. The critical element at point A is subjected to plane stresses
component which are tensile stress of 35 MPa in xz-plane and compressive stress of
75 MPa in xy-plane. By using Transformation Equations;
iii) Calculate the maximum shear stresses and their location acting at the point A.
iv) Calculate the normal and shear stresses on plane if the element rotate through of
26° clockwise from the x-axis.
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Element A
Figure 5
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