Given dĴ 9 D = 400mm T = 300k N'm Inclined plane 0=60 d = 300mm Imax F = 1.5MN 1) Draw a square element with Stresses at paint A. (2) Find stress components at A inclined planee the Calculate Tmax and Find the plane occurs at A. where 14) Calculate principal stresses 0, and O₂ and find the principal planes.

Given dĴ 9 D = 400mm T = 300k N'm Inclined plane 0=60 d = 300mm Imax F = 1.5MN 1) Draw a square element with Stresses at paint A. (2) Find stress components at A inclined planee the Calculate Tmax and Find the plane occurs at A. where 14) Calculate principal stresses 0, and O₂ and find the principal planes.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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