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1 Classes #13, 14, 15 Classes #13, 14, 15 Civil Engineering Materials – Civil Engineering Materials – CIVE 2110 CIVE 2110 Combined Stress Combined Stress Fall 2010 Fall 2010 Dr. Gupta Dr. Gupta Dr. Pickett Dr. Pickett

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Classes #13, 14, 15 Classes #13, 14, 15 Civil Engineering Materials – CIVE 2110Civil Engineering Materials – CIVE 2110

Combined Stress Combined Stress

Fall 2010Fall 2010

Dr. GuptaDr. Gupta

Dr. PickettDr. Pickett

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Combined Stresses

Assume:- Linear Stress-Strain relationship- Elastic Stress-Strain relationship- Homogeneous material- Isotropic material- Small deformations- Stress determined far away from

points of stress concentrations (Saint-Venant principle)

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Combined StressesProcedure:- Draw free body diagram.- Obtain external reactions.- Cut a cross section, draw free body diagram.- Draw force components acting through centroid.- Compute Moment loads about centroidal axis.- Compute Normal stresses associated with each load.- Compute resultant Normal Force.- Compute resultant Shear Force.- Compute resultant Bending Moments.- Compute resultant Torsional Moments. - Combine resultants (Normal, Shear, Moments) from all

loads.

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Combined Stress-Example: # 8.6-Pg. 451-452-Hibbeler, 7th edition

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Combined Stress -Example: # 8.6-Pg. 451-452-Hibbeler, 7th edition

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Combined Stress-Problem: # 8-43, 8-44-Pg. 458-Hibbeler, 7th edition

Remember:

for Shear Stress

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Areas and Centroids,Mechanics of Materials, 2nd ed,

Timoshenko, p. 727

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Stress Transformation

General State of Stress:

- 3 dimensional

Remember:

zyyz

zxxz

yxxy

yzxzxyzyxstressesSix ,,,, ,

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Stress TransformationGeneral State of Stress:- 3 dimensional

Plane Stress- 2 dimensional

Remember:

zyyz

zxxz

yxxy

yzxzxyzyxstressesSix ,,,, ,

xyyxstressesThree ,,

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Stress Transformation

Plane Stress

2 dimensional

Stress Components are:

DirectionXinfaceYonStressShear

DirectionYinfaceXonStressShear

DirectionYinfaceYonStressNormal

DirectionXinfaceXonStressNormal

yx

xy

yxxy

yyy

xxx

+ = CCW, upward on right face

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Plane Stress Transformation

State of Plane Stress

at a POINT

May need to be determined

In various

ORIENTATIONS, .

+ = CCW, upward on right face

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Plane Stress Transformation

Must determine:

To represent the same stress as:

Must transform:

Stress – magnitude

- direction

Area – magnitude

- direction

xyyx

yxyx

''''

+ = CCW, upward on right face

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Steps for Plane Stress Transformation

To determine acting on X’ face,:

- Draw free body diagram at orientation .

- Apply equilibrium equations:

ΣFx’=0 and ΣFy’=0 by multiplying stresses on each face by the area of each face.

''' yxx and

Ay = (ΔA)SinΔAx = (ΔA)CosΔ

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Steps for Plane Stress Transformation

To determine acting on Y’ face,:

- Draw free body diagram at orientation .

- Apply equilibrium equations:

ΣFx’=0 and ΣFy’=0 by multiplying stresses on each face by the area of each face.

- Remember:

'y

'''' xyyx

Ay = (ΔA)CosΔ

Ax = (ΔA)SinΔ

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Plane Stress Transformation-Problem: # 9-6, 9-9, 9-60-Pg. 484-Hibbeler, 7th edition

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Equations Plane Stress Transformation

A simpler method,General Equations:

- Draw free body diagram at orientation .

- Apply equilibrium equations: ΣFx’=0 and ΣFy’=0 by multiplying stresses on each face by the area of each face.

- Sign Convention: + = Normal Stress = Tension + = Shear Stress = CCW, Upward on right face + = = CCW from + X axis

'''' xyyx

+ = CCW, upward on right face

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Equations Plane Stress Transformation

- Draw free body diagram at orientation .

- Apply equilibrium equations: ΣFx’=0 and ΣFy’=0 by multiplying stresses on each face by the area of each face.

- Sign Convention: + = Normal Stress = Tension + = Shear Stress = + = CCW, Upward on right face, + = = CCW from + X axis

'''' xyyx

+ = CCW, upward on right face

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Equations Plane Stress Transformation

-

SinASin

SinACos

CosASin

CosACos

A

F

y

xy

xy

x

x

x

'

'

0

0

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Equations Plane Stress Transformation

-

2222

2

2

22

2

2

2

2

21

2

22

2

21

2

'

'

'

22'

SinCos

CosSin

Cos

CosSinCos

SinCosSinCos

Aoutfactor

xyyxyx

x

yyxy

xxx

yxyxx

yxyxx

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Equations Plane Stress Transformation

-

CosASin

CosACos

SinASin

SinACos

A

F

y

xy

xy

x

yx

y

''

'

0

0

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Equations Plane Stress Transformation

-

22

2

2

2

2

2121

2

2

2

2

2

21

2

21

''

''

''

22''

SinCos

SinCosCos

SinSinCosCos

SinCosSinCosSinCos

Aoutfactor

yxxyyx

xyxyyx

xyxyxyyx

xxyyxyyx

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Equations Plane Stress Transformation

-

2222

2222

218029022:

218029022:

90

'

'

'

SinCoslyconsequent

SinCospreviously

SinSinSinSinnote

CosCosCosCosnote

setfor

xyyxyx

y

xyyxyx

x

y

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Equations of Plane Stress Transformation

The equations for the transformation of

Plane Stress are:

22

2

2222

2222

''

'

'

SinCos

SinCos

SinCos

yxxyyx

xyyxyx

y

xyyxyx

x

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Plane Stress Transformation-Problem: # 9-6, 9-9, 9-60-Pg. 484-Hibbeler, 7th edition