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Linear - elastic response accompanying the biaxial stress o in the shell can be
found by adding the effect of the stresses at right angles to the effect of the stress
in any given direction . The circumferential elastic Ос da 0 tw oc oc we LFig .
Linear - elastic response accompanying the biaxial stress o in the shell can be
found by adding the effect of the stresses at right angles to the effect of the stress
in any given direction . The circumferential elastic Ос da 0 tw oc oc we LFig .
Page 109
What is the effect of temperature change and support movement on the plastic -
limit load ? B . Now replace bar 2 with a linear - viscous bar , and suppose that Fc
is increased abruptly from zero to 20 , 000 lb and then held constant . 1 .
What is the effect of temperature change and support movement on the plastic -
limit load ? B . Now replace bar 2 with a linear - viscous bar , and suppose that Fc
is increased abruptly from zero to 20 , 000 lb and then held constant . 1 .
Page 146
As the same material at different temperatures has quite different properties , the
net effect is equivalent to the combination of quite dissimilar materials at the
same temperature . If the beam is inhomogeneous , but of uniform cross section ...
As the same material at different temperatures has quite different properties , the
net effect is equivalent to the combination of quite dissimilar materials at the
same temperature . If the beam is inhomogeneous , but of uniform cross section ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Introduction to Mechanics of Deformable Solids |
| Author | Daniel Charles Drucker |
| Publisher | McGraw-Hill, 1967 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 29 Nov 2007 |
| Length | 445 pages |
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