Explanation The sign conventions for the stress components are explained below. The outward normal on the right-hand face of the element is representing as the positive x and x ' axes. The normal stress σ x and σ x ' are positive if it acts along the positive x and x ' axes. The normal stress σ y and σ y ' are positive if it acts along the positive y and y ' axes. The shear stress τ x y and τ x ' y ' are positive if it acts along the positive x and x ' and y and y ' axes. Calculation: Apply sign conventions to the given Figure. The value of normal stresses are σ x = 15 ksi and σ y = 0 . The value of shear stress is τ x y = − 5 ksi . The procedure to construct Mohr’s circle is shown below. The coordinate systems are the horizontal axis represents the normal stress with positive towards right and the vertical axis represents shear stress with positive downwards. Plot the center of the circle C which is located σ avg = σ x + σ y 2 from the origin. Plot the reference points A having coordinates A ( σ x , τ x y ) . This point represents that the x ′ axis coincides with the x axis. Hence, θ = 0 ° . Connect the point A with the centre C and find CA by trigonometry which represents the radius of the circle R . Sketch the circle. Find the average normal stress ( σ avg ) using the relation: σ avg = σ x + σ y 2 (1) Substitute 15 ksi for σ x and 0 for σ y in Equation (1). σ avg = 15 + 0 2 = 7.5 ksi Therefore, the average normal stress is 7.5 ksi _ . Therefore, the coordinates of the reference point C is ( 7.5 , 0 ) . The coordinates of the reference point A ( σ x , τ x y ) = ( 15 , − 5 ) . Find the radius of the circle using the relation: R = ( σ x − σ avg ) 2 + ( τ x y ) 2 (2) Substitute 7.5 ksi for σ avg , 15 ksi for σ x , and − 5 ksi for τ x y in Equation (2). R = ( 15 − 7.5 ) 2 + ( − 5 ) 2 = 9.014 ksi Sketch the Mohr’s circle as shown in Figure 1. Find the principal stress ( σ 1 ) using the relation: σ 1 = R + σ avg (3) Substitute 9

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The average normal stress.

The orientation of the principal stresses.

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