In broad terms, Von Misses is a failure theory that uses deviatoric stress to check if a ductile material will yield.
It's a fairly accurate failure theory because experimental results agree with the predicted results.
Extending the previous picture to 3D means that as long as the stress...
Recently I found these notes with recommendations for welded joints and something is not sitting right with me. It's in Spanish but I'll translate it as close to technical English as I can.
I have checked a few sources on the internet and they all say basically the same thing. I couldn't find...
The formula for von Mises stress for a plane stress (2d) condition with no shear stress is:
So if S1 = 1000, S2 = 0 , then Svm = 1000.
If the S2 is now increased from 0 to 500. The von Mises stress will go from 1000 to 866
I understand this is how the equation works, but can someone give me...
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I had a hard time finding accessible resources on open die forging. If you have a better source, that'd be just as good as an answer to these questions. I've been following this slideshow, and my questions are about steps in this derivation I don't follow.
First up, one page 6...
For the second one I thought I'd find the shear max caused by the first torque, and use the value as my radius in Mohr's circle, then proceed to find the stress and shear caused by the new torsion and moment (in terms of M), and proceed to use the criteria to solve for M. I seem to be going in...
Hi, just wanted to ask for the von Mises criterion equation, is the equation without the SF (the one I circled in blue) only applicable when yielding has FIRST occurred? (i.e when SF=1)? and is the equation including the SF (one I circled in orange) applicable to all cases? (i.e whether the...
Homework Statement
The problem asks to find out whether the rod yields at points in section A according to the tresca and von mises criteria
P is 120N
Homework Equations
Shear stress= VQ/It
Stress= Mx/I
shear stress= Tp/J
The Attempt at a Solution
I picked 2 points at section A.
The...
When finding the Von Mises of given a stress tensor who's only element is a single shear component (τ):
\begin{bmatrix}
0 & τ & 0\\
τ & 0 & 0\\
0 & 0 & 0
\end{bmatrix}
the result is simply √3×τ. Is the Von Mises criterion not valid when considering a single component as in this example? I...
I'm trying to figure out the effective strain of a frictionless punch on a deep plate. For simplicity's sake let's say it's in plane strain. Don't quite know where to start. Closest thing I can think of is the strain from a bulge test, but that involves a thin sheet. Looked at some indentor...
I am doing FEA analysis using Abaqus and I need to get the average/min/max Von Mises stress for a section rather than the Von Mises stress for each individual element.
I have tried using python scripts such as http://www.eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=184288 however I have had no success as of...
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May be I am bring up the old topic again., but I've lost enough sleep over this topic. I understand that we use Von-Mises criteria for ductile material failure by comparing to yield limit and max principal stress is used to check failure for brittle materials. My question is bit...
If I have the differential yield stress σd=(σ1-σ3) for a material, what can I derive from that for use with the von mises criterion? Do I have k=0.5×(σ1-σ3) or σy in axial tension, where σ3 = 0? Essentially is my axial yield stress = σd or √3 × σd /2? (in plane stress)
I have a question about the Von Mises Stress Ellipse:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/48/Tresca_stress_2D.png
I understand that this equation if a component is subject to more than just an axial stress, the effect must be account for. I also understand that the ellipse is...
Problem Description:
Internally pressurised pipe elbow with open ends.
I have to compare the Finite Element Von Mises stress with that calculated by hand.
I am having issues calculating this.
The formulae that I am using are:
Hoop Stress: σ_1 = \frac{P*d}{2*h}
Where: P is pressure...
I have been given these questions as homework and completed them , but you enter them on our online homework system to check if they are correct. It doesn't say which one is wrong though and its frustrating as I don't know where I have gone wrong! I know I have one right as it does say 1/2 is...
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I've gotten myself very confused as to how to find the minimum yield strength for an element. I have used Mohrs circle to find sigma1 and sigma2, then plugged that into the von mises equation to find sigma-von = 636.8MPa. The...
Hi there was wondering if anybody could help me.
1). How to find the limiting values of Von Mises stress induced in concentric reducers?
2). At what pressure concentric reducer will fail?
3). Calculation for thickness (minimum required for fittings) for ASME 1500 class rating.
Material...
(need help with the following question)
A slender bar with rectangular cross section is subjected to tensile loading along its longitudinal direction. During the test, a compressive stress of 120MPa is always maintained in one of the two axes orthogonal to the longitudinal direction. The yield...
It is a proof question. Does anyone can tell me how to do this question?question 22.2
it is the question for extra credit for my final exam.
thank you so much.
hi every one.
i am struggling with the same problem. my principal stresses were the same as the guys above but my von mises σyeild=325MPa which is also smaller than the tresca hexagon σyield =421 MPa.
von mises = σ1^2+σ2^2-σ1σ2=(σyield/K)^2
i was wandering if this method was correct
p.s. is...
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i have a shaft..i found the von mises and the tresca..von mises is 360 and tresca is 430. So when i m trying to produce the loci graph the tresca will be bigger than von mises. I search in internet and there is no examples like that. Is there a problem if the tresca is bigger than...
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I am working on a design project (school work, nothing too important) and I'm trying to wrap my head around how to analyze potential failure in a shaft with an applied tensile load at one end and a torque near the midpoint. (The beam is fixed at the other end.) The tensile force...