A point in a loaded part has σₓ = −50 MPa, σᵧ = 80 MPa and τₓᵧ = −30 MPa (tension positive). Find the smallest principal stress σ2.
Mohr’s circle & stress transformation worksheet with answers
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Answer key
- 1. σ2 = −56.59 MPa
- 2. τmax = 35 MPa
- 3. σy′ = −41.64 MPa
- 4. τxy = 74.83 MPa
- 5. τmax = 50.95 MPa
- 6. σ1 = 110.3 MPa
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