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    This document discusses principal stresses and provides an example problem. It begins with an introduction to principal stresses and their derivation. It then presents an example problem to find the principal stresses, maximum shear stress, and orientation of principal stresses for a given stress element with stresses of σx = 50 MPa, σy = -10 MPa, and τxy = 40 MPa. The solution shows the calculations to determine the principal stresses are 70 MPa and -30 MPa, the maximum shear stress is 50 MPa, and the orientation of principal stresses is 26.6° and 116.6°.

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    This document discusses principal stresses and provides an example problem. It begins with an introduction to principal stresses and their derivation. It then presents an example problem to find the principal stresses, maximum shear stress, and orientation of principal stresses for a given stress element with stresses of σx = 50 MPa, σy = -10 MPa, and τxy = 40 MPa. The solution shows the calculations to determine the principal stresses are 70 MPa and -30 MPa, the maximum shear stress is 50 MPa, and the orientation of principal stresses is 26.6° and 116.6°.

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    This document discusses principal stresses and provides an example problem. It begins with an introduction to principal stresses and their derivation. It then presents an example problem to find the principal stresses, maximum shear stress, and orientation of principal stresses for a given stress element with stresses of σx = 50 MPa, σy = -10 MPa, and τxy = 40 MPa. The solution shows the calculations to determine the principal stresses are 70 MPa and -30 MPa, the maximum shear stress is 50 MPa, and the orientation of principal stresses is 26.6° and 116.6°.

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    This document discusses principal stresses and provides an example problem. It begins with an introduction to principal stresses and their derivation. It then presents an example problem to find the principal stresses, maximum shear stress, and orientation of principal stresses for a given stress element with stresses of σx = 50 MPa, σy = -10 MPa, and τxy = 40 MPa. The solution shows the calculations to determine the principal stresses are 70 MPa and -30 MPa, the maximum shear stress is 50 MPa, and the orientation of principal stresses is 26.6° and 116.6°.

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    mechanics OF SOLIDS

    UNIT –II PRINCIPAL STRESSES AND TORSION


    Unit-II conti…, Lecture 2
    PRINCIPAL STRESSES

    Dr.B.RAVI
    Professor
    Department of M E
    SNIST
    WhatsApp No. : 9550158070
    mail id : ravib@sreenidhi.edu.in
    Stresses in Oblique Plane
    Assignment Problem
    Principal Stresses : Derivation
    Principal Stresses
    Problem
    Problem
    SOLUTION:
    Problem • Find the element orientation for the principal
    stresses from
    2
    xy 2   
    40

    tan
    2p
     
     
    1
    .
    333
    x y 50
     10

    2p53
    .
    1,233
    .
    1
    
    26
    p.
    6
    ,1.
    6
    16

    • Determine the principal stresses from


    x
    50
    MPa
    xy
    40

    MPa


    x
    y



    x
    y
    2

    
    2
    max,
    min  2  x

    x
    10
    MPa 2  

    20 2
    30  2
    40
     
    max70MPa
     
    min30
    MPa
    • Calculate the maximum shearing stress with
    2
      x   y  2
     max      xy
     2   max  50 MPa
     30 2  40 2

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