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iitimcomin
·2009-02-23 18:52:42
SHEARING STRESS=
Fcosθsinθ/A................
if that plane is variable then we can find in which plane the stress is max........
Fsin2θ/2A...........
max value is when 2θ = pi/2............
θ = pi/4!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
has been done before in eurekas revision questions!!!!
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eureka123
·2009-02-23 19:01:08
yup..............it is an ex-question..........using that effective area concept.......
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karan9989 gupta
·2009-02-24 17:21:24
Forces are applied on both eds of the bar Then if we take components of both the forces along the required plane won't the net force becomes zero
Please explain
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Aakash Sharawat
·2009-02-25 19:35:17
considering this figure can you please explain it!
i was getting it to be 75 degree!
as if we consider the shearing force it will be F sin(theta)
and the effective are will come parallel to the force as Fsec(theta)
this gives us Ftan(theta)
hence the answer should be D but the answer is C
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karan9989 gupta
·2009-02-26 18:27:11
here you are taking normal forces while according to the question they are tensile forces i.e. they are along the cross section os rod