Hoop + radial + axial = multi axial stress?

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A cylinder subjected to hoop stresses, radial stresses, and axial stress experiences multi-axial stresses. Hoop and radial stresses act perpendicular to the cylinder's center axis, while axial stress acts parallel to it. The combination of these stresses qualifies as multi-axial stress, which can also be referred to as multi-axis stress. The correct spelling of the term is "multi-axial" with a hyphen, according to Webster's dictionary.

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Hi i was wondering if a cylinder has hoop stresses, radial stresses and axial stress would that be multiaxial stresses?
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Hoop stress and radial stress act perpendicular to the center axis of the cylinder while axial stress acts parallel to the cylinder axis. therefore, either of the first two stresses combined with the axial stress is a multi-axial stress.

Ironically the term "axis" has four alternative primary definitions, of which, one is the center line line of a rotation, circle or curve"; and, a second is "one of the reference lines of a coordinate system". An alternative term to "multi-axial" stresses would be "multi-axis" stresses; but, based upon the Webster's dictionary either should be correct.

PS Just for your general information, in either case, multi- with a hyphen is the correct spelling.
 

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