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1. Problem statement
In a two-dimensional problem, σx=300xy and σy=300xy and τxy=0 at x=y=0. Determine lines of constant shear stress τxy in the x-y plane and plot them for τxy=100, 300, 400.
dσx/dx + dτxy/dy + X = 0 [1]
dτxy/dx + dσy/dy + Y = 0 [2]
At least I think these are the ones I need.
First off, when τxy is constant both dτxy/dx and dτxy/dy should be 0.
Further more, to simplify the problem I assume that the body forces X and Y are 0.
Then : dσx/dx = 300y and dσy/dy = 300x which can then be filled into equation [1] and [2] and I can then calculate for which values of x and y both terms end up as 0.
However if I do this, I (offcourse) end up with the equation y=x which seems a little simple to me and from this result I have no idea to plot lineS for the values of τxy as given in the assignment.
So actually, I think I'm either approaching this problem with a completely wrong method or I'm missing a part of the problem.
Any help or hints will be very much appreciated!
In a two-dimensional problem, σx=300xy and σy=300xy and τxy=0 at x=y=0. Determine lines of constant shear stress τxy in the x-y plane and plot them for τxy=100, 300, 400.
Homework Equations
dσx/dx + dτxy/dy + X = 0 [1]
dτxy/dx + dσy/dy + Y = 0 [2]
At least I think these are the ones I need.
The Attempt at a Solution
First off, when τxy is constant both dτxy/dx and dτxy/dy should be 0.
Further more, to simplify the problem I assume that the body forces X and Y are 0.
Then : dσx/dx = 300y and dσy/dy = 300x which can then be filled into equation [1] and [2] and I can then calculate for which values of x and y both terms end up as 0.
However if I do this, I (offcourse) end up with the equation y=x which seems a little simple to me and from this result I have no idea to plot lineS for the values of τxy as given in the assignment.
So actually, I think I'm either approaching this problem with a completely wrong method or I'm missing a part of the problem.
Any help or hints will be very much appreciated!