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Chapter 3, Stress Analysis

2. Bi-Axial Stress. Consider a plane stress case:. . . x. . y. . sx. . sx. . sy. . sy. . . . . tyx. txy. txy. tyx. Normal Stresses: ________ in Tension, ________ in CompressionShear Stresses: _________ CW, ___________ CCW (tyx) equal magnitudes (txy). Positive. Nega

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Chapter 3, Stress Analysis

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    1. 1 Chapter 3, Stress Analysis Sections 3.4-3.9 Mohr Circle Diagram Principal stresses and direction Maximum shear stress and direction Mohr Circle Example Triaxial stresses

    2. 2 Bi-Axial Stress Consider a plane stress case:

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