Mechanics of Materials (10th Edition)
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Author: Russell C. Hibbeler
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Chapter 10.7, Problem 10.82P
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The yielding occurs using the maximum distortion energy theory.
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Bar of steel, (yield strenght Sy = 469 MPa) is subjected to the following stresses; σx = 218 MPa , σy = -158 MPa , τxy = 138 MPa
Using the Distortion-Energy Theory determine the factor of safety and check is the bar will fail or not.
The state of plane stress at a critical point in a steel machine bracket is shown. If the yield stress for steel is sY = 36 ksi, determine if yielding occurs using the maximum distortion energy theory.
Q1: A ductile bar of aluminum 1010 alloy.
Using the distortion-energy and maximum-
shear-stress theories determine the factors
of safety for the following plane stress
states:
(a) σx = 180 MPa, σy = 100 MPa
(b) σx = 180 MPa, Txy = 100 MPa
(c) σx = -160 MPa, Txy = 100 MPa
= 150 MPa
(d) Txy
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