Title | Jianhu TU10 Stress transformation |
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Author | Hatim Alkuryyea |
Course | Structural Analysis |
Institution | Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology |
Pages | 30 |
File Size | 2.1 MB |
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By Jianhu (Chris) Shen Email: [email protected] Phone: 99250421 Office: 10.12.03.01 (city) 251.2.65 (Bundoora)
Mode of delivery and consultation Tutorials –Practise by solving problems Brief review on lecture notes to be used in tutorial Feedback and comments on your learning progress and
assignments Demonstrate the solution process for tutorial problems Practise time and answer questions for tutorial problems My consultations Time Wednesday: 1:30 PM to 4:30 PM Other time, please confirm available with email: [email protected]
Learning Progress for Structural Analysis Stress Transformation
DD/F
Shear Stress on Beams
Constitutive Eq
Bending Stress-Normal
Safety of an Structure
BMD/F; SFD/F; Internal forces N, Q, M
Strength
Equilibrium Eq
Slope/Deflection Equations
Rigidity
Stress
Stability
Deflection
Double integration method
Statics-FBD Section properties
Capacity
Reliability Serviceability
Materials, Geometries, Sections, Applied Load
Update on satisfactory progress on your Video Project Select a simple structure/a part of a
structure Approximate the selected structure to statically determinate structure Simplify geometry, section, loads, supports etc Section properties SFD/BMD; Bending stress Deflection Shear stress Principle stresses, failure planes
Deliveries: Task 1-Photograph with Related Info Due: 11th August
Task 2- Interim Report Due: 17th September Extended to: 24th September
Task 3 -Final Report and Video Presentation Due: 20th October
Update and assistance on Cardboard Project
: Signature for No. Get a profile shape (e.g. a triangle) including dimensions and equations from their tutors; size Due: 24th August not to exceed 500 mm in any direction. -66 students were recorded Locate centroids and CG and calculate MoI for the shape. Manufactured Profile Bring the cardboard to class room (10.12.16) Due: 13th September and demonstrate the CG on a ruler to get Extended to: 17th September feedback and comments (29 August 2018-17 September 2018) Submit all the calculations as a separate report Online submission of detailed on Canvas. Due date: 24 September 2018 calculation Due: 24th September Extended to: 1 October
Brief review on lecture notes
Stress transformation-planar -Stress state at one point on structure -Sign conventions -Stress components in different coordinate system with the same origin -Relation between those components Principal stresses -Maximum normal stress -Maximum shear stress Application of stress transformation
Purpose of stress transformation
We noticed that the direction of the crack development during failure are different for different type of load!! From bending theory: x
Mz y Ix
y
0
xy
VQ Ib
x'
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y
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x'y'
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Stress components in different coordinate system y y' x O
Note: for beam
x'
Stress state at one point on structurecomponent in different planes Bending stress
Shear stress
All stress components for 3D and planar
Sign conventions for stress transformation
Stress components in different coordinate system y y’ x O
x’
Planar stress transformation
Mathematical representation of stress transformation
Mohr’s Circle
Graphical representation of stress transformation http://www.ijee.ie/OnlinePapers/Interactive/Philpot/ mohr_learning_tool.htm
In-plane principal stresses Maximum normal stress
Maximum shear stress
Application of stress transformation
Explain orientation of crack
Explain failure plane
Check grain strength for wood
Design welding for pressure vessels
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Tutorial problem 1 - simple
18
Solution-P1-1 y'
y x x'
19
Tutorial problem 2 – more complex
20
Solution-P2-1 Stress state:
Principal stresses-normal stress
Solution-P2-2 Principal stresses-shear stress:
Average stress:
Solution-P2-3
Example 3-application example
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Solution-P3-1 Work out the stress state in structural coordinate system
y x
1. Section Properties- centroid (symmetric) and second moment of inertia
2. Solve reaction forces 3. Solve internal forces at A using this FBD: We have: V= 6.857kN; M= 13.714 kN•m
4. Solve normal stress at A: 25
Solution-P3-2 5. Solve shear stress at A
Solution-P3-3 4. The stress state at A
y ɵ=115º
x
Solution-P3-4 y ɵ=115º
x
28
Solution-in class-revised 4. The stress state at A
y
x ɵ=-(90º-25º) =-65º
Solution-P3-4 y
x
30...