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    The document describes a problem to calculate stress concentration near a hole drilled in a bar. The 2 mm thick bar is loaded with a constant force of 10 kN on one end. A 20 mm hole is then drilled in the bar. To solve this, the document defines stress concentration factor Kt as the ratio of maximum to nominal stress. It calculates the nominal stress without the hole as 125 MPa and maximum stress with a hole using Kt of 3 as 375 MPa. Therefore, the stress concentration near the hole is the difference between maximum and nominal stress, which is 250 MPa.

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    The document describes a problem to calculate stress concentration near a hole drilled in a bar. The 2 mm thick bar is loaded with a constant force of 10 kN on one end. A 20 mm hole is then drilled in the bar. To solve this, the document defines stress concentration factor Kt as the ratio of maximum to nominal stress. It calculates the nominal stress without the hole as 125 MPa and maximum stress with a hole using Kt of 3 as 375 MPa. Therefore, the stress concentration near the hole is the difference between maximum and nominal stress, which is 250 MPa.

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    The document describes a problem to calculate stress concentration near a hole drilled in a bar. The 2 mm thick bar is loaded with a constant force of 10 kN on one end. A 20 mm hole is then drilled in the bar. To solve this, the document defines stress concentration factor Kt as the ratio of maximum to nominal stress. It calculates the nominal stress without the hole as 125 MPa and maximum stress with a hole using Kt of 3 as 375 MPa. Therefore, the stress concentration near the hole is the difference between maximum and nominal stress, which is 250 MPa.

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    The document describes a problem to calculate stress concentration near a hole drilled in a bar. The 2 mm thick bar is loaded with a constant force of 10 kN on one end. A 20 mm hole is then drilled in the bar. To solve this, the document defines stress concentration factor Kt as the ratio of maximum to nominal stress. It calculates the nominal stress without the hole as 125 MPa and maximum stress with a hole using Kt of 3 as 375 MPa. Therefore, the stress concentration near the hole is the difference between maximum and nominal stress, which is 250 MPa.

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    The 2 mm thick bar shown in Fig. is loaded axially with a constant force of 10 KN at the 40 mm face to plate. When a 20 mm hole is
    drilled, what is the magnitude of stress concentrations near the hole?

    400 MPa

    1000 MPa

    250 MPa

    Your first attempt 35% answered correctly

    100 MPa

    Solution

    A stress concentration factor is defined as the ratio of the maximum stress to the nominal or reference stress. It is normally denoted as
    Kt , which quantifies the stress concentration.

    Kt = σmax/σnom

    Nominal stress (σnom) is the stress without the stress concentrators such as grooves while the maximum stress (σmax) is the maximum
    stress with the stress raiser feature

    Given: F = 10 kN = 10,000 N

    t = 2 mm (thickness)

    width of race of plate = 40 mm

    KE = Stress concentration factor (theoretical)

    =1+ 2b

    For circular hole, KE = 3 (∵ a = b)

    = 125 N/mm2 = 125 MPa


    10 × 1000
    σ0 = 40 × 2

    ∴ Stress on hole = (KE) × σ0

    (σmax)actual = 3 × 125 = 375 MPa

    Stress concentration near the hole 

    = σmax - σ0

    = (375 - 125) = 250 MPa


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