The square plate of dimension axa (a= 500 mm) and thickness t=20 mm, is made of the orthotropic material of the following parameters: Ex= 8 * 1000[MPaļ;E, = 5 * 1000[MPa];E;= (3) * 500[MPa] Vx = 0.0385, Vzx ==0.025 va = 0.0362 (axis z perpendicular to the figure plane below). It is subject to tensile stresses y direction o = 20 MPa. Calculate deformations in x, y and z directions (дах , дау, дt, respectively).

The square plate of dimension axa (a= 500 mm) and thickness t=20 mm, is made of the orthotropic material of the following parameters: Ex= 8 * 1000[MPaļ;E, = 5 * 1000[MPa];E;= (3) * 500[MPa] Vx = 0.0385, Vzx ==0.025 va = 0.0362 (axis z perpendicular to the figure plane below). It is subject to tensile stresses y direction o = 20 MPa. Calculate deformations in x, y and z directions (дах , дау, дt, respectively).

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