1) For the state of stress shown in figure, use the Mohr's circle method to determine (a) The stresses acting on the oblique plane of shaded triangle (b) The state of stresses acting on an element rotated by 60° counter-clockwise (c) The state of stresses acting on the principal normal planes (d) The state of stresses acting on the principal shear planes 4 ksi 70° 3 ksi 8 ksi

1) For the state of stress shown in figure, use the Mohr's circle method to determine (a) The stresses acting on the oblique plane of shaded triangle (b) The state of stresses acting on an element rotated by 60° counter-clockwise (c) The state of stresses acting on the principal normal planes (d) The state of stresses acting on the principal shear planes 4 ksi 70° 3 ksi 8 ksi

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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