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in the x–y coordinate system is rotated 18.43° clockwise from the x face of the stress

element.

The angle between point x and point S 1 is 53.14°; therefore, this plane of maximum

in-plane shear stress in the x–y coordinate system is rotated 26.57° counterclockwise

from the x face of the stress element.

To determine the direction of the shear stress arrow acting on this face, note that

point S 1 is on the lower half of the circle, below the σ axis. Consequently, the shear stress

acting on the x face rotates the stress element counterclockwise.

A complete sketch showing the principal stresses, the maximum in-plane shear

stress, and the orientations of the respective planes is given.

ExAmpLE 12.9

53 MPa

16 MPa

47 MPa

35°

x

τ

y (– 16, 53)

R = 55.22

σ

t

τ

nt

σ

n

Stresses on an inclined Plane

The stresses shown act at a point on the free surface of a stressed

body.

(a) Determine the principal stresses and the maximum in-plane

shear stress acting at the point.

(b) Show these stresses in an appropriate sketch.

(c) Determine the normal stresses σ n and σ t and the shear stress

τ nt that act on the rotated stress element.

SolutioN

Construct Mohr’s Circle

From the normal and shear stresses acting on the x and y faces of

the stress element, Mohr’s circle is constructed as shown.

The center of Mohr’s circle is located at

C

47 ( 16)

= − + − =−31.5 MPa

2

The radius R is found from the hypotenuse of the shaded triangle:

2 2

R = 15.5 + 53 = 55.22 MPa

15.5

73.7°

53

C (–31.5, 0)

σ

The angle between the x–y diameter and the σ axis is 2θ p , and it can

be computed as follows:

tan2θ

p

53

= ∴ 2θp

= 73.7 ° (cw)

15.5

(– 47, 53) x

τ

Principal and Maximum Shear Stress

The principal stresses (points P 1 and P 2 ) are determined from the

location of the center C of the circle and the radius R:

σ

σ

p1

p2

= C + R =− 31.5 + 55.22 = 23.72 MPa

= C − R =−31.5 − 55.22 = −86.72 MPa

The maximum in-plane shear stress corresponds to points S 1 and S 2

on Mohr’s circle. The maximum in-plane shear stress magnitude is

τ = R = 55.22 MPa

max

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