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Lecture - Failure Theories Brittle Materials
Lecture - Failure Theories Brittle Materials
Lecture - Failure Theories Brittle Materials
From NSW HSC Online Website From Missouri S&T IDE120 Website 2
Static Fragile Theories
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MPS Theory
xy
FAILURE
ZONE
N<1
SAFETY
ZONE
N>1
A, B are the in-plane principal stresses,5 the out-of-plane principal stress is zero.
Mohr Theory
Simple Compression
Simple tension
Torsion
Failure locus
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BCM: Brittle-Coulomb-Mohr Theory
Simple
Compression Simple tension
-Suc Sut
BCM
1 3 1 3 1
Linear Failure locus: − =1 − =
Sut Suc S ut S uc N
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BCM: Plane Stress
FAILURE
ZONE
N<1
SAFETY
ZONE
N>1
A, B are the in-plane principal stresses,8 the out-of-plane principal stress is zero.
MM: Modified Mohr Theory
MM
(Suc − Sut ) 1 − 3 = 1 FAILURE
ZONE
Sut Suc Suc N
N<1
SAFETY
Torsion load line (-45º)
ZONE
N>1
A, B are the in-plane principal stresses,9 the out-of-plane principal stress is zero.
Comparison of the theories
a. 250.7 kN
b. 829 kN
c. 663.2 kN
d. 313.4 kN
a. 250.7 kN
b. 829 kN
c. 663.2 kN
d. 313.4 kN
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Resume
• BCM can be applied for ductile materials with Syc >
Syt, i.e, DCM (Ductile-Coulomb-Mohr):
1 3 1
− =
S yt S yc N
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References
• Budynas and Nisbett. Shigley’s Mechanical Engineering Design.
8th ed, 2006.