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          very  where:   modulus  Young’s   =   E   of  rod   end   to  applied   area   unit   per   force   =   F/A   resist   of  rod  length  original   =   L   the   of  rod.  length   in  change   =   AL   (AW/W)   strain  of  transverse   ratio   the   rod,  stretched   a  that,  for   states   ratio  Poisson's   upon   is:  (AL/ L)   strain  longitudinal   to   AW/W   _   :      v*AL/L   where:   rigid   ratio  Poisson’s   =   v   and   rod   of  width  original   W  =   cont
          (k   relatively   to   is  stress   (A).  The   acted   very   ©)   p,  along   It   (Fig.   that   rod   before   with   I.  b)  The   (A)   the   the  shear   modulus   Young’s
          compress   to   material   the   applied   area   is   0)   (Al   =   ,   and   material.   directly.   y   and   a   of   Shear  modulus.   length   AF  acts  across   relative  to   (L),   area  (A)   rod  is  subjected   resulting   length,   in   length,  L).   strain   the  longitudinal

          to   subjected   of   a   shearing,   is   of  the   ~   (Al   shearing   k   the   constants   k   behavior   Configuration  of  material  in  shear  force.  Note  cube   in  shear  force  area  A.  One  side  of  the  cube   material.   rod  of  length   and  cross-sectional   to  measure  Young’s   longitudinal  stress  (force,  F,  acting   (change   transverse
          easy   ability   force   (/)   to   constants   through   calculate   sides  of  area  A  and   displaced  a  distance  Al  Opposite  side,  according  to   a)  A   over  the  cross-sectional  area,  A).
          are   when   to   the   length   shearing   elastic   to   the    FIGURE3.6   change   change   modulus  of  the   3.7   used   Poisson's ratio.  The   modulus  determines  the   longitudinal  strain  AL,  divided  by  the  original  Poisson's  ratio  is  the   (AW/W)  divided  by   (AL/L).
          that   AV)   the   to   subjected   which   the   is:   AF/A   Al/l   to   resistance   elastic   travel   two   used   describes   F/A   AL/L   a)   the   FIGURE   (W)  width   can   be   and   toa   strain
          materials   (large   refers   is   over   divided   by   (1)   stress   resistance   no   has   the   waves   those   and   equation:   ;   Ss


          Conversely,   in   (small   of   cube   by   (Al)   shear   p   strong   other   0).   isotropic   fast   how   to   “stretch   to   a
      i     volume   AP).   “rigidity”)   material   area   the   modulus   _       strain   hand,   material,   body   measure   measured   modulus”)   the   stress   _       strain   |  “2a


      Waves   ).   »   changes   stresses   (or   a   divided   displacement   the   shows   the   (j.   =   determine   however,   readily   the   according   Al

      Seismic   =   (k   large  undergo   compressive   modulus  shear   3.6).  When   force   (AF)   shear   stress,   a   such   that  material   on   fluid,   rigidity   lacks   unbounded,   (p),   practical,   more   be   may   (or  modulus   compressed,



     Chapter3   incompressible   small)   small   The   (Fig.  shearing   tangential   strain   the   is   by   For   AF.   A   A  =).   (uw   therefore   an   For   density   the   be   not   constants   Young's   pulled   or
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