The document provides several useful equations for mechanical engineering. It includes equations for:
1) Strain under uniaxial tension based on Poisson's ratio and stresses.
2) Stress-strain relationships incorporating elastic modulus and thermal expansion.
3) Shear strain definitions in terms of shear moduli.
4) Deflections incorporating force, length, area moment of inertia, and thermal effects.
5) Beam bending incorporating geometry, force, and material properties.
The document provides several useful equations for mechanical engineering. It includes equations for:
1) Strain under uniaxial tension based on Poisson's ratio and stresses.
2) Stress-strain relationships incorporating elastic modulus and thermal expansion.
3) Shear strain definitions in terms of shear moduli.
4) Deflections incorporating force, length, area moment of inertia, and thermal effects.
5) Beam bending incorporating geometry, force, and material properties.
The document provides several useful equations for mechanical engineering. It includes equations for:
1) Strain under uniaxial tension based on Poisson's ratio and stresses.
2) Stress-strain relationships incorporating elastic modulus and thermal expansion.
3) Shear strain definitions in terms of shear moduli.
4) Deflections incorporating force, length, area moment of inertia, and thermal effects.
5) Beam bending incorporating geometry, force, and material properties.
uniaxial tension, e y = e z = -ne x 1 ex = és x - n (s y + s z ) ù + aDT Eë û 1 e y = éës y - n (s x + s z ) ùû + aDT E 1 e z = éës z - n (s x + s y )ùû + aDT E 1 1 1 g xy = t xy g xz = t xz g yz = t yz G G G e T = a DT L L F FL s e=∫ dx + ∫ αΔT dx e= + LαΔT e = es + e T = + a DT 0 EA 0 EA E E G= e = u cosθ + v sin θ 2(1 + v ) Tr t= Ip L T ( x) TL f=ò dx f= 0 G( x) I p ( x) GI p pd4 Ip = Polar moment of inertia for solid circular cross section 32 p Ip = (d o 4 - d i 4 ) Polar moment of inertia for a circular hollow cross section 32
Yield Strength failure Stress
Factor of Safety = or Allowable Stress Stress member