The following stress condition is applied to a cubic material. Normal stress in the x direction is 15 Mpa, normal stress in the z direction is -7 Mpa and the shear stress in the x-z plane is 59 Mpa. (a) Write the stress tensor (b) Find the maximum normal stress (c) Find the angle with respect to the x-axis at which the maximum normal stress is applied (d) Find the maximum shear stress (e) Determine the angle with respect to the x-axis at which the maximum shear stress is experienced

The following stress condition is applied to a cubic material. Normal stress in the x direction is 15 Mpa, normal stress in the z direction is -7 Mpa and the shear stress in the x-z plane is 59 Mpa. (a) Write the stress tensor (b) Find the maximum normal stress (c) Find the angle with respect to the x-axis at which the maximum normal stress is applied (d) Find the maximum shear stress (e) Determine the angle with respect to the x-axis at which the maximum shear stress is experienced

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Chapter7: Analysis Of Stress And Strain

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