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Lesson 3

MMME M1
Mechanics of Materials

Topics : Stress Strain and Hookes Law

Homework (12.5-6)

Normal Stresses and strains

Hookes Law

Shear Stress and shear strain

Homework to Tuesday 18th Feb

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Stress

(Tensile and Compression)

Unit: Pascal,Mega Pascal or Giga Pascal


Limitations:

Load uniformly distributed


-> Force acts on centroid. (no bending)
Observing at the uniform part

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Strain (Epsilon)

( Dimensionless )

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Tensile Test

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Elasticity ,Plasticity and Creep

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Reloading of a material

By stretching material such as steel or aluminium into the inelastic or plastic


range, the properties of the material are changed. The linearly elastic region
is increased and the elastic limit is raised.

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Creep and Relaxation

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Linear Elasticity , Hookes law and Poissons Ratio

In the linear, elastic area

Some E values ( App H) :

Steel:
Alu:
Plastics

210 Gpa
73 Gpa
1-14 GPa

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Poissons Ratio:

For most materials Poissons ration is assumed to be the same in


both tension and compression

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Kim Rask Petersen, MME M1 Spring 2014

Shear Stress

(Average Bearing Stress )

Average Shear Stress

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Equality of shear stresses on perp planes

Shear stresses on opposite and parallel faces of an element are equal


In magnitude and opposite in direction

Shear stresses on adjacent and perpendicular faces of an element


are equal in magnitude and have directions such that both stresses
Point towards , or point away, from the line of intersections of the faces

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Shear Strain

Sign Convention:
A shear stress acting on a positive face of an element is
positive if it acts in the positive direction of one of the
coordinate axis.
A shear stress acting on a negative face of an element is
Positive, if it acts in the negative direction of an axis.

Shear Strain in an element is positive, when the angle


between the two positive is reduced.

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Hookes Law in Shear

G is called Shear Modulus or Modulus of


rigidity

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Kim Rask Petersen, MME M1 Spring 2014

Homework Friday 21th

source: Hibbeler 3rd ed., P7-69, p. 355

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Homework Friday 21th

Source Hippeler)

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Friday 21th Readings

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