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    A thin shelf bracket fixed to a wall on the left edge and loaded on top with 80 lb/in^2 stress is analyzed. The deflection in the y direction at the free end is 0.01744 inches. Displacements in the x and y directions and vector sums are shown in figures. Stresses developed including principal stresses, stress components, stress intensity, Von Mises stress, and shear stress are illustrated in various figures with maximum values reported. The Von Mises stress is also shown for a lower load of 33 lb/in.

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    A thin shelf bracket fixed to a wall on the left edge and loaded on top with 80 lb/in^2 stress is analyzed. The deflection in the y direction at the free end is 0.01744 inches. Displacements in the x and y directions and vector sums are shown in figures. Stresses developed including principal stresses, stress components, stress intensity, Von Mises stress, and shear stress are illustrated in various figures with maximum values reported. The Von Mises stress is also shown for a lower load of 33 lb/in.

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    A thin shelf bracket fixed to a wall on the left edge and loaded on top with 80 lb/in^2 stress is analyzed. The deflection in the y direction at the free end is 0.01744 inches. Displacements in the x and y directions and vector sums are shown in figures. Stresses developed including principal stresses, stress components, stress intensity, Von Mises stress, and shear stress are illustrated in various figures with maximum values reported. The Von Mises stress is also shown for a lower load of 33 lb/in.

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    Christina Hill
    A thin shelf bracket fixed to a wall on the left edge and loaded on top with 80 lb/in^2 stress is analyzed. The deflection in the y direction at the free end is 0.01744 inches. Displacements in the x and y directions and vector sums are shown in figures. Stresses developed including principal stresses, stress components, stress intensity, Von Mises stress, and shear stress are illustrated in various figures with maximum values reported. The Von Mises stress is also shown for a lower load of 33 lb/in.

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    Given Problem:

    A thin shelf bracket is as shown, and fixed to a wall at the left edge, and loaded on the top with
    80 lb/in
    2
    stress at the top.
    2"diameter holes
    Thickness is 1/8"
    E=10e6psi
    Poissons ratio=0.3













    Fig.1 uefotmeJ ooJ uoJefotmeJ btocket


    a. Deflections and stresses.
    Deflection in y direction would be of interest. It is approximately 0.01744 inches at the free end of
    bracket. The contour showing y displacement over the span of bracket is shown by fig. 2.










    Fig. 2 Displacements in Y direction

    However, the displacements in x direction and vector sum of both displacements- x & y are shown
    below. (Fig. 3 and 4)












    Fig. 3 Displacements in x direction













    Fig. 4 Displacements vector sum

    Stresses developed in the bracket are shown as follows:












    Fig. 5 First Principal Stress













    Fig. 6 Second Principal Stress


    Fig. 7 Third Principal Stress

    Fig. a Stress- x component Fig. b Stress- y component



    Fig. 8 Stress intensity (max=6524.81 psi)













    Fig. 9 Von-Mises stress (max= 6048.62 psi)

    Fig.10 Shear stress in xy direction



















    Fig.11 Von Mises Stress at load P=33 lb/in (264 psi)

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