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    This homework assignment covers failure analysis and plane elasticity problems involving linearly elastic materials. It includes: [1] calculating stresses in a rod inserted into a thick-walled cylinder and determining which will fail first, [2] determining the failure load of a plate under combined compression and shear using different failure criteria, and [3] finding the maximum pressure load on a beam using an Airy stress function and Von Mises failure criterion. Students are to solve each problem separately and apply appropriate contact and failure conditions.

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    This homework assignment covers failure analysis and plane elasticity problems involving linearly elastic materials. It includes: [1] calculating stresses in a rod inserted into a thick-walled cylinder and determining which will fail first, [2] determining the failure load of a plate under combined compression and shear using different failure criteria, and [3] finding the maximum pressure load on a beam using an Airy stress function and Von Mises failure criterion. Students are to solve each problem separately and apply appropriate contact and failure conditions.

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    AE 321 – Homework #10

    Due: Wednesday May 1, 2019


    Chapters 7 and 8: Failure and Plane Elasticity Problems

    1- A linearly elastic homogeneous and isotropic


    circular rod of radius a+δ (where δ is positive and b

    small) and elastic constants E1 and ν1, is forcefully a+δ


    inserted into a linearly elastic isotropic homogeneous a

    thick-walled cylinder with inner radius a and outer


    radius b and elastic constants E2 and ν2. Assuming
    plane strain conditions:
    (a) Find the stress state in both bodies.
    (b) How much pressure is generated at the interface between the two bodies? (Find this in terms
    of δ and the two sets of elastic constants).
    (c) Assuming that both materials have the same yield stress and they both fail according to a
    Tresca condition, which will fail first: the rod or the cylinder?

    (Procedure: Consider a Free Body Diagram of each body separately and solve each problem
    separately. Then apply a contact condition at the interface, i.e. answer in your mind the question:
    the amount of displacement that the rod gets squeezed in plus the amount the cylinder gets
    squeezed out have to add up to how much?). y

    2- (Exam question) A thin square plate is subjected to a uniaxial


    compression σ (> 0) and an in-plane shear of the same σ
    magnitude, as shown in the figure below. Assuming that the
    plate consists of a linearly elastic homogeneous and isotropic σ
    x
    material of yield strength σy, then determine at what value of
    applied σ the plate will fail if it subscribes to:
    (a) A Von Mises failure criterion,
    (b) A maximum (tensile) principal stress criterion,
    σ
    (c) A Tresca failure criterion.
    (d) In terms of design, which would be the most conservative criterion in this case?

    3- Consider the beam problem shown where a linearly varying pressure is applied on y=-h/2.
    (a) Show that the Airy stress function

    Φ(x, y) = a30 x 3 + a11 xy + a31 x 3 y + a51 x 5 y + a02 y 2


    +a22 x 2 y 2 + a42 x 4 y 2 + a03y 3 + a13xy 3
    +a33 x 3 y 3 + a15 xy 5

    furnishes the stress field for this problem assuming no body forces.
    (b) Assume that the beam will fail at location x=2L/3 and y=h/2 and that the material fails under
    a Von Mises criterion with a critical stress of σ*. Find the maximum allowable value of P0 under
    (i) Plane strain conditions and (ii) Plane stress conditions.

    P0

    h O x

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