This document contains instructions for 7 problems involving stresses and strains for solid mechanics tutorials. Students are asked to determine stresses and strains for various engineering structures and materials given stress/strain data, as well as find principal stresses and strains using Mohr's circle. The problems involve calculating stresses and strains for beams, plates, and pressure vessels made of materials like steel, aluminum alloys, and glass fiber composites.
This document contains instructions for 7 problems involving stresses and strains for solid mechanics tutorials. Students are asked to determine stresses and strains for various engineering structures and materials given stress/strain data, as well as find principal stresses and strains using Mohr's circle. The problems involve calculating stresses and strains for beams, plates, and pressure vessels made of materials like steel, aluminum alloys, and glass fiber composites.
This document contains instructions for 7 problems involving stresses and strains for solid mechanics tutorials. Students are asked to determine stresses and strains for various engineering structures and materials given stress/strain data, as well as find principal stresses and strains using Mohr's circle. The problems involve calculating stresses and strains for beams, plates, and pressure vessels made of materials like steel, aluminum alloys, and glass fiber composites.
This document contains instructions for 7 problems involving stresses and strains for solid mechanics tutorials. Students are asked to determine stresses and strains for various engineering structures and materials given stress/strain data, as well as find principal stresses and strains using Mohr's circle. The problems involve calculating stresses and strains for beams, plates, and pressure vessels made of materials like steel, aluminum alloys, and glass fiber composites.
Tutorial Sheet = 8 Instructor : A. Laskar/N. K. Chandiramani 1. For the engineering structures shown in Fig. 1 determine the normal and shear stresses at the point shown. Sketch an element in each case showing the magnitude and sense of the stresses on each face. 2. For the elements illustrated in Fig. 2 calculate the stress components on the inclined planes. 3. Find the principal normal and maximum shearing stresses and show their sense on a properly oriented element for the state of stress (in MPa) shown in Table 1. by (a) analytically and (b) Mohr's circle of stresses. 4. A chemical pressure vessel is to be manufactured from glass fibres in an epoxy matrix as shown in Fig. 3. If the optimum orientation of fibre is that in which the fibres are subjected to tensile stress with no transverse or shear stresses, determine the optimum value of . 5. Draw Mohr's circle of strain and determine principal normal and shear strains and their directions for the elements having the strains as in Table 2. Verify your results analytically. Also, determine principal normal and shearing stresses. Take E=200 GPa and =0.3. 6. Data from rectangular strain rosette glued to steel plate are as follows 0o= -0.00022, 45 o= 0.00012 and 90 o= 0.00022. What are the principal stresses and in which direction do they act? E=200 GPa and =0.3. 7. Data from equiangular strain rosette attached to aluminium alloy are as follows 0 o= 0.0004, 60 o= 0.0004 and 120 o= -0.0006. What are the principal stresses and their 20 kN directions. E=70 GPa and =0.25 Table - 1 1m 50 mm Element. x y xy 50 mm
