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Apr25-07, 07:07 AM   #1
 

Strength of Materials


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I have been solving this question for quite some time but I cant get the answer yet.
I offset all the forces to point C and I get the following values:
Moment at y-axis, M(y) = 10Nm
Moment at z-axis, M(z) = 48Nm

Stress at x-axis = -M(z) x (21mm) / I = -20MPa
Stress at z-axis = 0

Shear stress at xz plane = Tc/J
= (40Nm) (21mm) / J
= 8.33MPa
By applying the following equations to get the principle strain,
tan(2theta)=2(Shear stress at xz plane) /(Stress at x-axis - Stress at z-axis)

I cant get the correct answer.

Can anyone help me? Thanks in advance.
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Apr25-07, 07:54 AM   #2
 
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Did you check your units?
 
Apr25-07, 08:47 AM   #3
 
Yes i did...Is my way of doing correct?
 
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