In the analysis of stress transfer along the length of the short fiber, it was assumed that the matrix is a perfectly plastic material for which thestrength was T= Ty and the stress distribution was obtained as of= 2*Tyz'r where z is the distance from fiber end and 2r is theinterfacediameter of the fiber. Consider a linear variation of interface shear stress as T = Ty-kz, where k is a constant. Assuming this linear variation,derive an expression for the load transfer length in terms of maximum fiber stress (occurring at mid fiber length), fiber radius and the matrixshear stress Ty-

In the analysis of stress transfer along the length of the short fiber, it was assumed that the matrix is a perfectly plastic material for which the interface shear strength was T = Ty and the stress distribution was obtained as Of= 2*Tyz'r where z is the distance from fiber end and 2r is the diameter of the fiber. Consider a linear variation of interface shear stress as T = Ty-kz, where k is a constant. Assuming this linear variation, derive an expression for the load transfer length in terms of maximum fiber stress (occurring at mid fiber length), fiber radius and the matrix shear stress Ty-

In the analysis of stress transfer along the length of the short fiber, it was assumed that the matrix is a perfectly plastic material for which the interface shear strength was T = Ty and the stress distribution was obtained as Of= 2*Tyz'r where z is the distance from fiber end and 2r is the diameter of the fiber. Consider a linear variation of interface shear stress as T = Ty-kz, where k is a constant. Assuming this linear variation, derive an expression for the load transfer length in terms of maximum fiber stress (occurring at mid fiber length), fiber radius and the matrix shear stress Ty-

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Chapter2: Axially Loaded Members

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