Chapter 1-3 Essentials
axial σ = N/A
τ = V/AHooke's law,
stress-strain curvesσ = Eε
τ = Gγstress
transformationsstrain
transformationsε = δ/L δ = NL/EA + αΔTL
φ = TL/GJM = EI d2y/dx2
torsion τ = Tc/J flexure σ = -My/I shear τ = VQ/Ib pressure σ = pr/t
σ = pr/2t
normal
stress/strainσaxial = N / A εaxial = ΔL / Lo εtransverse = Δd / d
beam flexure shear
stress/strainτcutting = V / A γ = Δangle
bearing
stressσb = Fb / Ab
post bearing
test 2 video
Hooke's Law
σ = Eε
stress-strain diagrams
- modulus of elasticity, E = slope of intial linear part of the stress-strain curve
- proportional limit stress, σpl = stress value at which the stress-strain curve goes nonlinear
- yield point stress, σy = stress value at which the stress-strain curve goes horizontal (for many steels)
- 0.2%-offset yield stress, σ0.2% yp = the stress value at which a line drawn with slope E starting at 0.002 strain intersects the stress-strain curve
- ultimate tensile stress, σult = largest stress on the stress-strain curve (top of the curve)
- engineering fracture stress = fracture load / original area
- true fracture stress = fracture load / fracture area
- energy at yield = area under the elastic portion of the load-deformation curve
- energy at break = area under the entire load-deformation curve
- modulus of resilience, Ur = area under the elastic portion of the stress-strain curve = σpl2 / 2E = the amount of energy (or work) stored per unit volume at the elastic limit
- modulus of toughness, Ut = area under the entire stress-strain curve = the amount of energy absorbed per unit volume at fracture -- a measure of the material ductility
- percent elongation = (Lf - Lo) / Lo x 100%
- Percent Elongation of 2" Gage Length = ΔL2 / 2" x 100%
- Percent Elongation of 8" Gage Length = ΔL8 / 8" x 100%
percent reduction in area = (Af - Ao) / Ao x 100%
props: pipe
props not used:
- pressurex sample
- play-doh
- Roark text
- hammer, board, nails
- cheese sticks
- loaf of bread
- round cookie cutter
- sheets of paper
- string cheese -- how many ways can you break it by hand? -- are your hands clean?
- paper -- how many ways...
- string cheese in stronger blocks
- broken polymer tension samples to hold cheese sticks
- single, double shear
- carrot in sliced bread holes
- bearing stress
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqFoHaGtkig