Shear stress, often denoted by τ (Greek: tau), is the component of stress coplanar with a material cross section. It arises from the shear force, the component of force vector parallel to the material cross section. Normal stress, on the other hand, arises from the force vector component perpendicular to the material cross section on which it acts.
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Calculate the diameter of a meduim carbon steel pin in double shear subjected to a suddenly applied shearing force of 150000N?
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A=p/t
p=300000 ( double shear) t=580 ( ultime shear strength)
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Double shear 150000...
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I used the equation q = \frac{VQ}{I}
But for Q = Ay, what is the area? My area was 80 x 20 = 1600 mm^2. However, this gave me the wrong answer.
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A 250mm diameter pulley is mounted on a 50mm diameter shaft at a distance of 200mm from a ball bearing. If the belt tension ratio is 3 to 1 determine the...
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A cantilever beam (length, L, height, 2h, thickness 1). The top surface is subjected to shear stress tsubxy = s. Determine the stress function psi. The boundary conditions at the end of the free end (x=L) can be satisfied by integration (e.g., traction free can be...
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A submersed, vertical plate is moving downward. The positive coordinate is downward. Mass is M (per unit area). Shear stress is \tauw.Homework Equations
\SigmaF = 0The Attempt at a Solution
I have \SigmaF = Mg - 2*\tauw = 0.
(2 for the two sides of the plate)(using unit area...
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If I have a 2x2 stress tensor and a normal vector n and want to find the shear stress. Is it the same which shear stress I find?
I mean
Pn = P dot n
Pnn = Pn dot n
Shear stress = Pnt = Pn - Pnnn
This gives Shear stress with the same unit vectors as n, f.ex i an j
But I can...
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A rod of length L is attached to a wall. The load on the rod increases linearly (as shown by the arrows in the figure) from zero at the left end to W Newtons per unit length at the right end.
(a) Find the shear force at the right end. (Use any variable or symbol...
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the distributed load the N V and Moment on the incline plan angle 30
solve by integral method
need solving this problem as example
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\sumM = 0:
\sumFy = 0:The Attempt at a Solution
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The long bolt passes through the 30-mm-thick plate. If the force in the bolt shank is 8kN, determine the average normal stress in the shank, the average shear stress along the cylindrical area of the plate defined by the section lines a-a, and the average shear stress in the...
Something has been bugging me for a long time, since I took my first statics class a few years ago. I have a problem with a common figure found in many statics books. I have attached the figure to my post.
My question deals with the delta V added to the shear force on the right side of the...
There is a discussion of expansion, shear, and vorticity in Wald (p. 217) and in Hawking and Ellis (p. 82). My motivation for comparing them was that although Wald's treatment is more concise, Wald doesn't define the expansion tensor, only the volume expansion.
Wald starts off by restricting to...
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I have a quick question for you. I have small sample of a cement-like-like-material and I am high shear mixing it using a power drill and a impeller blade. The material is placed a beaker and the impeller blade shears the cement of the bottom of the beaker. I would like to...
I started a new job two weeks ago and I've been out of school for twenty years and have not used strength of materials knowlegde since. I had a part fail in the lab and I would like to calculate the force that would have been necessary to cause the shear failure. I have simplified the problem...
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A simply supported beam with its cross-section is shown in the attached figure 2.2. For the beam and loading shown, determine the largest shearing stress in the section n~n and shearing stress at point a shown in cross-section of the beam.
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The...
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I apologize for not using the template, but my question is more of a conceptual question than anything else.
The only thing so far that confuses me with Shear and Bending Moment Diagrams is when, in some cases, it is easier to approach the beam from the right side instead of the left...
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The ski supports the 900N weight of a person. If the snow loading on its bottom surface is trapezoidal determine the intensity w (N/m). Draw the shear and bending moment diagrams for the ski.
The ski has an overall length of 2m. The force arrows 'hang' of the bottom of...
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We've been given several questions and told to use the internet to find out the formulas for them. But I can not find the right ones anywhere!
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A seat is attached by a simple pin of a circular cross section...
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I am trying to understand if is it reasonable to use "slip walls" or "zero shear stress" to model smooth walls.
I am working with turbulent air flows in ducts.
Please share your comments.
for the following cross section
the ratio Eb/Ep=30
find the shear centre of the cross section
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first of all i need to find the equivalent cross section, which will be the same except that the horizontal parts will be of length n*L=30*1=30cm...
the open cross section shown is thin walled with a constant thickness.
find the location of the shear center
i have solved this sort of question but never for a circular cross section, at first i thought it should be the same just using polar coordinates instead of Cartesian coordinates...
What is the definition of shear stress in a cylindrical tube? It seems like sometimes that is written
\tau = \mu \frac {\partial u} {\partial r}
but then at some magic moment it gets rewritten as
\tau = - \mu \frac {\partial u} {\partial r}
so as to arrive at formula like
\tau = -...
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Determine the Max, Min & average shear stress, and the shear force in web
V = 125kN
Note th attachment
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First I calculated the Moment of Inertia
I = (1/12)(bh3 - bh13 + th13) = 3.43X10-4 m4
Max Shear...
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Draw the shear and moment diagrams for the beam shown and find the bending moment M at section C.
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So I got the correct answer for Mc but I'm confused on a few things.
I get different answers using different techniques for different aspects of...
I have this flow with Reynold's number in the 10^5, which I think it's big enough to treat the fluid as inviscid, does this also mean I can assume the shear stress is negligible?
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I have encountered this problem several times in class, but have never really understood it. There is a solid round bar that is fixed on one end, and that bends 90 degrees a ways down. At the free end of the bar there are forces applied in each Cartesian direction.
Like...
what is shear? from looking at books etc i understood that the shear of a direction was the change of angle. but then pure shear doesn't have a change in angle between the axes, its just stretched in one direction and contracted in the other. so why is this called pure shear? I am rather...
I was wondering if anyone could please point me in the direction of some background info on who (and why) someone defined the equations definition of the shear modulus, I've searched in google and wiki and havnt found anything useful. Just a link or something would be great
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Moment of Inertia equation: I=(1/12)bh^3
Stress and Strain equations: Sigma= -(M*c)/I Tao = (V*Q)/(I*t)
The Attempt at a Solution
I know I need to use shear and moment diagrams to find the max moment so I can use the Stress diagram to...
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I know how to work shear and moment diagram problems, but I am a little confused as to how to start this one. Does it matter that the force is hanging off the bracket? Can I just continue as if the force was acting...
I have computed the flow past a golfball and I am trying to calculate the shear stress on the surface of the golfball but I am having trouble figuring out how the wall shear stress is defined on 3D complex surfaces.
When I am on the main part of the golfball that it is similar to that of the...
There is a question on my home work that I just don't understand how they got the answer they did.
The first question is:
In a prismatic bar, the load applied on both ends is 37 N causing the member to be in tension. If the cross section area of the member is 5.7 cm2 and the allowable stress...
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A solid steel bar of diameter d1 = 60 mm has a hole of diameter d2 = 32 mm drilled through it. A steel pin of diameter d2 passes through the hole and is attached to supports.
Determine the maximum permissible tensile load Pallow in the bar.
-Yield stress for shear in pin...
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A steel plate 1m per side and 1cm thick has one edge held in a fixed position. A force F is applied along the upper edge of the plate produces a displacement of 0.005cm. Find the magnitude of FHomework Equations
ΔL = (1/G) x (F/A) x (Lo)
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ΔL =...
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My prof gave us this take home quiz to complete to prepare for our actual quiz. We are studying Shear force due to bending of beams (2nd year mech eng). In this question he told us that the shear force (V) can be applied at any of the points and that we would need to find the...
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I'm trying to get an expression for the shear rate in a rotating cylinder (as pictured) in terms of the inner cylinder radius, outside cylinder radius and angular velocity. The inside cylinder remains fixed and only the outer cylinder rotates. Assume that the distance x is small.
Any...
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An inclined member is braced with a glued block, as shown. The ultimate shear stress in the glued joint is 1050 psi. Determine the dimension X at which the glued joint will fail.
I know that...
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An inclined member is braced with a glued block, as shown. The ultimate shear stress in the glued joint is 1050 psi. Determine the dimension X at which the glued joint will fail.
I know that...
Just a few questions.
1). A bar of 2m and diameter 40mm, is subjected to an axial tensile force of 50KN. What will be the elongation and the reduction in diameter. The aluminium bar has a Modulus of Elasticity E = 70 Gpa and a poissons ratio v = 0.3
2). A 1.5m steel bar has a cross...
how can i work out the maximum shear stress of EN 19 alloy steel? i need this in order to work out the minimum shaft diameter that will be capable of withstanding the torque applied to it.
Hi could someone tell me if it is possible to calculate the shear loss from a metal piston ring against the cylinder in a hydraulic pump when the outlet pressure and speed (in rpm) of shaft are known.
Cheers
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maybe along the lines of in cylinder pressure x piston speed x friction...