M2 & M3 Flashcards
what is the unit strength of a material?
stress
what is the force intensity per unit area?
stress
T or F
Stress is directly proportional to the cross-sectional area
false
T or F
Stress is directly proportional to applied load
true
how is SMAT quantified?
through stress capacity
T or F
The larger the force a unit area can resist, the higher the material’s strength
true
what is the condition under which stress is constant or uniform?
simple stress
what is the caused by a force that acts perpendicular to the area resisting the force?
simple or normal stress
it states that the stress due to a point load and the stress due to an equivalent pressure causes similar stress distributions at a certain distance from the point of application.
saint venant’s principle
simple or normal stress is also termed as __ if the force acts along the longitudinal axis of the member (truss member)
axial stress
simple shearing stress is caused by a force that is ____ to the area resisting the force
parallel
what are the 3 types of simple shear in stressed bodies?
single shear, double shear, punching shear
what shear resists area on one plane?
single shear
what shear resists on two planes?
double shear
how many planes does punching shear resists?
none (it is non-planar)