1 - Complex Stress and Transformations Flashcards

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Plane Stress

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  • Stress element – infinitesimal in size
  • xyz axes are parallel to the edges of the element
  • Faces of element are designated by the directions of their outward normal
  • Normal stress is indicated by the symbol sigma, subscript indicates the face on which it acts
  • Equal normal stresses act on the opposite sides
  • Sign convention is positive (+ve) for tension and negative (-ve) for compression
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Shear stress

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  • Indicated by the symbol tau and has two subscripts
    • First denotes face on which stress acts
    • Second gives direction on that face
  • Sign convention:
    • Positive: Positive face in the positive direction of the axis. Negative face in a negative direction of the axis
    • Negative: Positive face of the element in the negative direction
  • tau(xy) = tau(yx)
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Stress on inclined sections

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  • Centre of element in same place
  • The new element has axes x1 , y1 and z1 .
  • The z1 axis coincides with the z axis whilst the x1 and y1 axes are rotated anticlockwise through an angle theta wrt the xy axis
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Transformation equations for plane stress - Procedure

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  • Construct a free body diagram showing the forces acting on the faces
  • Denote the area of the angled face as A
  • Normal and shear forces acting on the face are sigmax1A and tauxyA
  • The area of the bottom (negative y face) is Asin(theta) and the area of the left hand side face is Acos(theta)
  • Normal and shear forces acting on these faces have magnitudes and directions shown
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Transformation equations for plane stress

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Uniaxial stress:

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If all stresses acting on the xy element are zero except for the normal stress x then the element is in uniaxial stress

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Pure shear stress

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Obtained when sigma(x)=0 and sigma(y)=0 is substituted

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Biaxial stress:

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The xy element is subjected to normal stresses in both the x and y directions but without any shear stresses. i.e. tau(xy)=0.

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