In terms of the stress-at-a-point analysis, define what is principal stress?

Q: Are the stress-strain curves shown true stress-strain or engineering stress-strain curves?

A: To classify the shown stress-strain diagrams as true of engineering stress-strain curves.   In an…

Q: What are the differences between effective stress and total stress? Explain thoroughly.

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Q: Please answer the following questions as a reply on this Discussion Can the bending stress formula…

A: The shear stress is caused due to the application of force parallel to the cross-section of the…

Q: Consider a point in a structural member that iS subjected to planestress. Normal and shear stresses…

A: Option (A) is correct.

Q: Where does “stress at a point” analysis can be applicable?

A: The analysis of stress at a point is applicable to find the mechanical properties of the solid…

Q: A cube (E - 20OGPA) is experiencing stress from all directions. Along the x-direction, there is a…

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Q: 4 Why is reinforced concrete so popular in building construction projects? 5 Why are the steel rods…

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Q: How can we determine the bending strain energy?

A: A prismatic beam that undergoes loads in a plane containing symmetry axis are presumed to act on the…

Q: Discuss the principles of stress and deformation analysis for several kinds of stresses

A: Stress is an internal resistance of a material   to external applied pressure on it. Mathematically…

Q: In terms of the stress-at-a-point analysis, define principal stress. Indicate how it is different…

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Q: Why is there no normal stress due to bending moment Mz at the Z-axis? The answer my professor gave…

A: Normal stresses due to bending are induced when the bending moment acts perpendicular to the member…

Q: How can we determine the Transverse shear stress in beams?

A: When the members are short and thick, the transverse shear stress is an important factor governing…

Q: a. Why you are studying the course of Mechanics of Materials and explain your learned concepts? b.…

A: Mechanical elements or bodies are subject to axial stresses when loaded or subjected to axial…

Q: Explain in a few words the difference between the normal stress, the shearing stress, and the…

A: The difference between the normal stress, the shearing stress and bending stress as follows-

Q: Define Strain Influence Factor

A: Answer:- Influence factor is depend upon the estimated value of strain distribution under the…

Q: Explain the Vertical stress under uniform load at corner ?

A: Additional vertical stress is induced at a certain depth below the ground surface because of placing…

Q: What are the Practical applications of the plane-strain condition?

A: Plane strain is known as a strain state where it is assumed that the strain normal to the x-y plane…

Q: Current Attempt in Progress Mohr's circle is shown for a point in a physical object that is…

A: Given: Consider the Mohr's circle given. Each grid square = 140 psi

Q: What is/are the important distinction between normal stress, shearing stress, and bearing stress…

A: Stress is a physical term that describes the force applied to a material per unit area.

Q: :Discuss the practical importance of Stress - Strain Curve for Engineers and Technologists working…

A: practical importance of stress strain curve for engineers and technologists: deciding the grade of…

Q: The other term for rock stresses

A: In general, the stresses lead to deformation that is the internal resistive force is stress.

Q: Consider a point in astructural member that is subjected to plane stress. Normal and shear stresses…

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Q: (c) In your own words, explain the engineering importance of solving for principal stresses and max…

A: Brief concept introduction- Principal Stresses- These are the normal stresses that act on the…

Q: Define Stress at a Point.

A: The stress at appoint is defined as “the internal resistance developed by a loaded material per unit…

Q: View Policies Current Attempt in Progress Mohr's circle is shown for a point in a physical object…

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Q: What is Plane-Stress Transformation?

A: When the stresses and body forces are independent of one of the coordinates, a two-dimensional state…

Q: What is normal stress and it's unit?

A: When a member is loaded by an axial force, stress occurs due to this is known as normal stress.

Q: Define how flow stress increases with increase in strain rate? Give your opinion why it happens ?

A: Flow stress -  The flow stress is a component of plastic strain. Properties that affect flow stress…

Q: Describe the concept for analysis of stress at a point where external loading causes different…

A: Stress Definition and Analysis – The body offers resistance to the external loading against the…

Q: What is the difference between the total stress method and effective stress method?

A: Difference between the total stress method and effective stress method : 1 - Total stress is a…

Q: Define the Stress Distribution Under Uniform Strip Load ?

A: Answer A strip loading is known as the load that is transmitted by the finite width and infinite…

Q: Why is it important to calculate stress in beams?

A: The stresses are produced in beams when they are subjected to loadings. The stresses that are…

Q: What is neutral stress?

A: It is the stress or pressure which the pore fluid transmits. This is also known as pore strain,…

Q: Define Stress characteristics solution ?

A: Stress is the amount of loading which gets sheared in the beam or any structural element by the…

Q: Discuss the equations of motion in a nonuniform stress field in detail.

A: Definition - When an object travels with varying speed covering non-uniform distance in equal time…

Q: Describe the term alpha in total stress method.

A: Piles in clay generally carry most of the load by virtue of skin friction.

Q: 1. What steps are followed in solving an indeterminate structure by consistent deformation methods?

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Q: Which of the following is the most logical arrangement when describing the relationship between…

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Q: Describe about the cyclic stress ratio?

A: The liquefaction of soil is a phenomenon in which soil deformation takes place in undrained or…

Q: unit of shear stress?

A: To find : Unit of shear stress.

Q: What is the definition of effective stress؟

A: Effective stress is a force that keeps a collection of particles rigid. Usually this applies to…

Q: Discuss the term engineering stress and engineering strain.

A: Engineering Stress:- Stress can be defined as internal resisting force per unit area of the body.…

Q: (b) Why is Mohr's Circle a useful tool? (c) In your own words, explain the engineering importance of…

A: (b) Mohr's Circle is a useful tool because of these reasons- Definition- An illustration of the…

Q: Application and Significance of normal and shear stresses on a plane in the field of civil…

A: we have to determine the significance of normal and shear stresses on a plane in the field of civil…

Q: (a) Ox= Oy= y Txy= (b) Op1= Op2 = Tmax in-plane = X psi psi psi psi psi b psi

A: In this diagram xy represents the plane Where σx = OD and σy = OE and shear stress on that plane Txy…

Q: Explain the principle of strain and follow that up with a diagram and a derivation. Find one example…

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Q: Required information A certain location on a structure has the following stress element: 35 MPa Txy…

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