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Timothy A. Philpot - Mechanics of materials _ an integrated learning system-John Wiley (2017)

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p13.65 A solid plastic [E = 45 MPa; ν = 0.33] rod with a diameter

d = 100 mm is placed in a D = 101 mm diameter hole with rigid

walls as shown in Figure P13.65. The rod has a length L = 400 mm.

Determine the change in length of the rod after a load P = 32 kN

is applied.

Figure P13.66/67/68. Determine the in-plane normal and shear

strains for this loading.

z

P

Rigid

walls

L

x

FIGURE p13.66/67/68

y

d

FIGURE p13.65

p13.66 A plate of epoxy reinforced with unidirectional Kevlar

49 fibers is loaded with stresses σ x = 350 MPa, σ y = 17 MPa, and

τ xy = 12 MPa. The fibers are aligned in the x direction as shown in

D

p13.67 A plate of epoxy reinforced with unidirectional T-300

fibers is loaded with stresses σ x = 40 ksi, σ y = −10 ksi, and τ xy =

3 ksi. The fibers are aligned in the x direction as shown in Figure

P13.66/67/68. Determine the in-plane normal and shear strains for

this loading.

p13.68 A plate of epoxy reinforced with unidirectional T-300

fibers is subjected to strains e x = 1,380 me, σ y = 5,250 me, and τ xy =

1,750 mrad. The fibers are aligned in the x direction as shown in

Figure P13.66/67/68. Determine the in-plane normal and shear

stresses (in ksi) in the composite plate.

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