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                                    (s/2)  STRENGTH OF MACHINES
                                     (0,0)        (s/2)  (s,0)
                                                                 s
                                                        s
                                       s 2               1
                                              (s/2)
                                    (s/2)                2f = -90∞
                                                          s
                                         t (2q ccw)
                         FIGURE 5.38  Maximum shear stress angle (φ s ).

                    From Fig. 5.38, and with (2φ p ) equal to zero, the shear stress angle (φ s ) is
                                    2 φ s = 2 φ p − 90 = (0 ) − 90 =−90 ◦
                                                           ◦
                                                     ◦
                                                ◦
                                     φ s =−45 ◦
                    Consider the following example where the single normal stress is caused by a loading
                  that produces a uniaxial stress element such as an axial tensile force on a bar.

                            U.S. Customary                       SI/Metric
                  Example 2. For a normal stress (σ) acting  Example 2. For a normal stress (σ) acting
                  on a uniaxial stress element, find the principal  on a uniaxial stress element, find the principal
                  stresses (σ 1 ) and (σ 2 ), the maximum and min-  stresses (σ 1 ) and (σ 2 ), the maximum and min-
                  imum shear stresses (τ max ) and (τ min ), and the  imum shear stresses (τ max ) and (τ min ), and the
                  special angles (φ p ) and (φ s ), using the graph-  special angles (φ p ) and (φ s ), using the graph-
                  ical Mohr’s circle process shown in Fig. 5.33  ical Mohr’s circle process shown in Fig. 1.32
                  through 5.38, where                through 1.38, where
                    σ = 12 kpsi                        σ = 84 MPa
                  solution                           solution
                  Step 1. Plot points (0,0) and (12,0) as in  Step 1. Plot points (0,0) and (84,0) as in
                  Fig. 5.33, and locate the center of Mohr’s circle,  Fig. 5.33, and locate the center of Mohr’s circle,
                  which is the average stress, like that shown in  which is the average stress, like that shown in
                  Fig. 5.34.                         Fig. 5.34.
                            σ   12 kpsi                        σ  84 MPa
                       σ avg =  =     = 6 kpsi            σ avg =  =    = 42 MPa
                             2    2                            2    2
                  Step 2. Draw Mohr’s circle like that shown  Step 2. Draw Mohr’s circle like that shown in
                  in Fig. 5.35 using a radius of (6 kpsi), so that  Fig. 5.35 using a radius of (42 MPa), so that
                  where the circle crosses the (σ) axis it gives the  where the circle crosses the (σ) axis it gives the
                  principal stresses like that shown in Fig. 5.36.  principal stresses like that shown in Fig. 5.36.
                       σ 1 = σ avg + τ max = (6 + 6) kpsi  σ 1 = σ avg + τ max = (42 + 42) MPa
                         = 12 kpsi                         = 84 MPa
                       σ 2 = σ avg − τ max = (6 − 6) kpsi  σ 2 = σ avg − τ max = (42 − 42) MPa
                         = 0 kpsi                          = 0MPa
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