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1) The document discusses beam bending, shaft torsion, and mechanics of materials concepts such as strain, stress, moment-deformation relationships, and stress-strain relationships. 2) An example problem calculates the angle of twist for a stepped shaft with different torques and polar moments of inertia over different lengths. 3) For combined loading problems, the principle of superposition can be used to find the total stress as the sum of the stresses from individual loads. The directions of maximum shear stress and normal stress give the principal stresses and directions.

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1) The document discusses beam bending, shaft torsion, and mechanics of materials concepts such as strain, stress, moment-deformation relationships, and stress-strain relationships. 2) An example problem calculates the angle of twist for a stepped shaft with different torques and polar moments of inertia over different lengths. 3) For combined loading problems, the principle of superposition can be used to find the total stress as the sum of the stresses from individual loads. The directions of maximum shear stress and normal stress give the principal stresses and directions.

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001 - MECHANICS AND MATERIALS I


Lecture #25
12/6/2006
Prof. Carol Livermore

Recall from last time:

Beam Bending Shaft Torsion


1 dθ dϕ
Deformation ρ = k = dx dx
Strain (Compatibility) xx = −ρy θx = 2r dϕ
  dx
Equilibrium Mz = A σxx ydA Mt = A σθx rdA
Stress (Constitutive) σxx = −Ey
ρ σθθ = Gr dϕdx
Moment-Deformation Mz = EI Mt = GJ dϕ
 ρ  dx
Moment of Inertia I = A y 2 dA J = A r2 dA
Stress-Loading σxx = −MI z y σθx = MJt r
dθ 1 Mz dϕ Mt
Deflections/Angle of Twist dx = ρ = EI dx = GJ

Example:

What is ϕ(3L)?
Mt = T, 0 ≤ x ≤ 2L
Mt = 0, 0 ≤ x ≤ 3L

1

Mt = GJ
dx
π 4
J= R = J1 , 0 ≤ x ≤ L
2 1
π
J = R24 = J2 , L ≤ x ≤ 3L
2
dϕ T
= ,0 ≤ x ≤ L
dx GJ1
dϕ T
= , L ≤ x ≤ 2L
dx GJ2

= 0, 2L ≤ x ≤ 3L
dx
So:

T
ϕ(x) = x + c1 , 0 ≤ x ≤ L
GJ1
T
ϕ(x) = x + c2 , L ≤ x ≤ 2L
GJ2
ϕ(x) = c3 , 2L ≤ x ≤ 3L
Boundary Conditions:
ϕ(0) = 0 ⇒ c1 = 0  
ϕ(L) is continuous TL
GJ1 = TL
GJ2 + c2 ⇒ c2 = TGL J11 − J12
   
2T L 1 1 TL 1 1
ϕ(2L) is continuous. GJ2 + G J1 − J2 = c3 ⇒ c3 = G J1 +
TL
J2
Thus:

T
ϕ(x) = ,0 ≤ x ≤ L
GJ1
 
T TL 1 1
= x+ − L ≤ x ≤ 2L
GJ2 G J1 J2
 
TL 1 1
= + , 2L ≤ x ≤ 3L
G J1 J2
So:
 
TL 1 1
ϕ(3L) = +
G J1 J2
Example: Hollow Shaft
Q: Max stress? Angle of twist?

FBD


Mx = 0
 L
Mt − tdx = 0
0
Mt = tL
FBD Cut 1


Mx = 0

tL − tx + Mz (x) = 0
Mt (z) = t(x − L)

3

π
Jhollowshaf t = R24 − R14 )
2

So:
Mt r −t(L − x)r
σθx = = π 4 4
J 2 (R2 − R1 )
Max shear stress

Mt (0)R2 −tLR2
σθxmax = = 4
J π
2 (R2 − R14 )
Angle of Twist
dϕ Mt
=
dx GJ
dϕ −t(L − x)
=
dx GJ
So:  
−t x2
ϕ(x) = Lx −
GJ 2
−t L2
ϕ(L) =
GJ 2
Example:

Find: σθxmax



Mt = G(r)r2 dA
dx A
 2π  R1  2π  2R1 
dϕ 2 2
= 3G1 r rdrdθ + G1 r rdrdθ
dx 0 0 0 R1
 R  2R1 
r4 1 r4
= 2π 3G1 + G1
4 0 4 R1
  
dϕ 3 4 G1 4 4
= 2π G1 R + 16R − R
dx 4 4


T = 9πG1 R4
dx

4

Note: Could have (GJ)ef f = i Gi Ji

So:
dϕ T
=
dx 9πG1 R4
And:
r T
θx =
2 9πG1 R4
Recall:

σθx = 2G(r)θx

r T
σθx = 2(3G1 ) ,0 < r < R
2 9πG1 R4
r T
σθx = 2(G1 ) , R < r < 2R
2 9πG1 R4

T
σθxmax = σθx (R) =
3πR3
Example: Superposition

5
Q: What are the principal stresses? Principal directions?
Linearity:

σ(Load 1 + Load 2) = σ(Load 1) + σ(Load 2)


Recall Pressure Vessels:
FBD of Cut:


Fx = 0

−P (πR2 ) + σxx (2πRt) = 0


PR
σxx =
2t

FBD of Cut:


Fy = 0

P (2R)(L) − σθθ (2t)(L) = 0


PR
σθθ =
So: t


0 0 0

[σ]p =

0 PR
t 0


0 0 PR

2t

For torsional load (1 material):

Mt r TR
σθx = =
J Jhollow
Note: Jhollow was calculated earlier.


0 0
[σ]T =

0 0 TR


0 TR
0

 
(2 + t)4 R4
J = 2π − ≈ 2πR3 t throw out higher order terms
4 4


0 0

[σ] = [σ]T + [σ]P =


0 pR TR

T J


0 TR pR

J 2T

Note: This is plane stress.

Draw Mohr’s Circle

 
3pR
C= ,0
4t
 2  2
pR TR
R= +
4t J
 2  2
3pR pR TR
σ1,2 = ± +
4T 4t J
 
TR
J
tan θ =  
pR
4T

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