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Consider the following plane stress state: σx = 30 kpsi, σy = -10 kpsi, τxy = 10 kpsi ccw

Calculate the following:

1. The coordinates of the center of the Mohr's circle C The location of the center of the Mohr's circle C is (____kpsi, ______kpsi).

2. Principal normal stresses (σ1, σ2) The principal normal stresses are σ1 = _____kpsi and σ2 = ______kpsi.

3. Maximum shear stress (τ) The maximum shear stress is ______kpsi.

4. The angle from the x axis to σ1 (Φp) The angle from the x axis to σ1 (Φp) is _____° ccw.

5. The angle from the x axis to τ (Φs) The angle from the x axis to τ (Φs) is _______° cw.

6. The radius of the Mohr's circle The radius of the Mohr's circle is ______kpsi.

Expert Solution

samet mamat answered 3 years ago

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