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    EXAM 1 MEEM 4150 Oct. 4th, 2011

    1. (a) Show the non-zero stress components in the r, , and spherical coordinate system on the A,B, and C faces of

    the stress element shown.

    (b) Show the direction of shear stress on thefour relevantsurfaces at points A and B on the given stress cubes. Circle the

    correct component and sign..

    (c) Assuming a positive shear force Vy in bending (a) sketch the direction of the shear flow along the center-line on the thin

    cross-sections shown. (b) At points A, B, C, and D, determine if the stress component is xy orxz and if it is positive, neg

    ative or zero. Circle the appropriate answers

    (d, e) The stresses at a point were found to be rr= 100 MPa (T), = 200 MPa (T) and r= 140 MPa . The

    material has a modulus of elasticity of 80 GPa and Poissons ratio of0.25. Determine rr

    (d) assumingPlaneStress

    (e) assumingPlaneStrain(f) The displacements u and v in the x and y directions respectively were measured by Moire' interferometry. Displacements

    of 9 points on the body and are as given below. Determine the shear strain xy at point 8.

    A

    C

    B

    r

    x

    y

    z

    rr 0= r 18 ks i= r 0ksi=

    r 18 ks i= 10ks i C( )= 25ksi=

    r 0= 25ksi= 20ks i T( )=

    x

    y

    A

    BTxz

    A

    B C

    D

    y

    z

    Pointu

    (mm)v

    (mm)Point

    u(mm)

    v(mm)

    1 0.000 0.000 6 -0.080 0.240

    2 -0.112 0.144 7 0.128 0.384

    3 -0.128 0.256 8 -0.048 0.336

    4 0.112 0.176 9 0.128 0.384

    5 -0.032 0.224

    x

    y

    1 2 3

    h = 0.0005 mm

    h h

    h

    h4 5 6

    7 8 9

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    2. The principal stresses for the given stress matrix are ; ; and

    . (a) Determine the three stress invariants (I1, I2, I3). (b) Determine the principal angles associ-

    ated with the third principal stress 25.58 ksi (C) (c) Determine the stress xx. (d) The material yield stress is 60 ksi

    in tension. Determine the factor of safety (K) at the point using octahedral shear stress theory. (e) The critical stress

    intensity factor for the material is , what is the critical crack length for the material.

    3. A positive shear force of Vy=10 kN and a bending moment ofMz = 5 kN-m acts on the thin cross-sections shown

    (not drawn to scale). The cross-section has a uniform thickness of 10 mm and an area moment of inertia about the

    z-axis (a) Determine the shear flow along center line for segment BF and DF in terms of s1

    and s2, respectively. (b) The principal stresses at point F on the cross-section. Point F is just below the flange.

    Report your answers with proper units.

    Answers

    1 (b) (xy)A = positive; (xz)B = positive; (c) (xy)A positive; (xz)B zero; (xz)C positive; (xy)D positive; (d)

    = 218.7 (e) = 1953.1 ; (f) xy =- 32 rads

    2. ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;

    3. ; ;

    1 28.10 ksi T( )= 2 7.48 ksi T( )=

    3 25.58 ksi C( )=

    22ksi in

    xx 10 5

    10 15 0

    5 0 25

    ks i

    Stress Matrix

    Izz 3.7518 106

    ( )mm4

    =

    y

    z 100 mm

    100 mm

    25 mm

    s1

    s2

    C

    25 mm

    D

    B

    FA

    E

    70.66 mm

    I1 10 ksi= I2 700 ksi2

    = I3 5377 ksi3

    = xx 20 ksi (T)= x 83.38o

    = y 88.37o

    = z 173.2o

    = K 1.27=

    2a crit 0.39 in.=

    q1 13.3s12

    1883.4s1[ ] N/m= q2 782s2 N/m= 1 1.03 MPa (T)= 2 33.5 MPa (C)= 3 0=