3.22. A plane elemen is sujet t he streses shown in Fg -21. Dtemine analytially () th pincipl stesesand their dircions and () theminimum shearing stesses and the diections of the plnes on which they ac.75 MPa62.5 MPa50 MPa50 MPa62.5 MPa75 MPaFig. 3-21

Given:- σx=-50MPa(Compressive)σy=-75MPa(Compressive)ζxy=-62.5MPa To find:- a) principal stresses and…

3.22. A plane element is subject to the stesseshown in Fig. 3-21. Determine analyticall ()the pincipal streses and their directions and (b) the minimum shearing stresses and the directions of the planes on which thy act.

3.22. A plane element is subject to the stesseshown in Fig. 3-21. Determine analyticall ()the pincipal streses and their directions and (b) the minimum shearing stresses and the directions of the planes on which thy act.

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3.22. A plane elemen is sujet t he streses shown in Fg -21. Dtemine analytially () th pincipl steses
and their dircions and () theminimum shearing stesses and the diections of the plnes on which they ac.
75 MPa
62.5 MPa
50 MPa
50 MPa
62.5 MPa
75 MPa
Fig. 3-21

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