Two of the stress components in a 2-D plane stress system are found to be: = 5.0 MPa. бy It has also been determined that one of the principal directions is inclined to the x-axis by an angle of 0 (measured anti-clockwise). (a) What is meant by a “principal plane", and by a “principal direction"? (b)Determine the value of the stress component txy. (c) Find the values of the principal stresses 0, and 02.

Two of the stress components in a 2-D plane stress system are found to be: = 5.0 MPa. бy It has also been determined that one of the principal directions is inclined to the x-axis by an angle of 0 (measured anti-clockwise). (a) What is meant by a “principal plane", and by a “principal direction"? (b)Determine the value of the stress component txy. (c) Find the values of the principal stresses 0, and 02.

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