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    Stress and Strain Tensors – Stress

    MCEN 5023/ASEN 5012

    Chapter 3

    Fall, 2006

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    Stress Tensor

    Traction

    ΒuS 

    1P

    u

    2P

    nP

    2 X 

    1 X 

    3 X 

    v

    Area: ΔS

    Δ F

    S S  ΔΔ=

    →Δ

    FTv

    0limTraction:

    Traction is a vector, whose direction and magnitude

    depend on how the surface S is obtained, or the

    direction of S.

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    Stress Tensor

    Traction and Stress Tensor 

    323222121

    2

    eeeT

    e

    σ σ σ    ++=

    2 X 

    1 X 

    3 X 

    2e

    T

    22σ 21σ 

    23σ 

    Stress at a material point

    2 X 

    1 X 

    3 X 

    Six faces passing a material point.

    2 X 

    1 X 

    3 X 

    To better visualize, we move

    these six faces to form a cube.

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    Stress Tensor

    Traction and Stress Tensor 

    2 X 1 X 

    3 X 

    22σ 21σ 

    23σ 

    12σ 

    11σ 

    13σ 

    32σ 

    31σ 

    33σ 

    323222121

    2

    eeeTe

    σ σ σ    ++=

    313212111

    1

    eeeTe

    σ σ σ    ++=

    333232131

    3

    eeeTe

    σ σ σ    ++=

     jij

    i

    eTe

    σ =

    ijσ  represents the stress state of a material point.

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    Stress Tensor

    Stress Tensor 

    ⎥⎥

    ⎢⎢

    =

    ⊗=

    333231

    232221

    131211

    σ σ σ 

    σ σ σ 

    σ σ σ 

    σ   jiij eeσ

    2 X 

    1 X 

    3 X 

    22σ 

    21σ 

    23σ 

    12σ 

    11σ 

    13σ 

    32σ 31σ 

    33σ 

    11σ  22σ  33σ  Normal Stresses:

    Shear Stresses:12σ  21σ  31σ 23σ  32σ  13σ 

     jiij   σ σ   =

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    Stress Tensor

    Stress Tensor: Sign Rules

    Positive surface:

     Negative surface:

    The normal of a surface:

    2 X 

    1 X 

    3 X 

    22σ 

    21σ 

    23σ 

    12σ 

    11σ 

    nn

    22σ 

    21σ 

    23σ 

    32

    σ 31σ 

    33σ 

    32σ 

    33σ 

    31σ 

    13σ 

    12σ  11σ 

    13σ 

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    S S  Δ

    Δ=

    →Δ

    FTv

    0limTraction:

    Stress Tensor

    Traction and Stress Tensor 

    ΒuS 

    1P

    2P

    nP

    2 X 

    1 X 

    3 X 

    v

    Area: ΔS

    Δ F

    True Stress: if both force and area are measuredin deformed configuration.

     Nominal Stress: if area is measured in

    undeformed configuration.

    Stress Tensor 

     L0

     A0

     L

     A F F

    True Stress:  Nominal Stress: A

    0 A

    Undeformed Deformed

    Small deformation:0 A A ≈

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    Stress Tensor

    Traction on an arbitrary surface

    2 X 

    1 X 

    v

    T

    2n

    1nv

    θ 

    12σ 

    11σ 

    22

    σ 

    21σ  2S Δ

    1S Δ

    vS Δ

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    Stress Tensor

    Traction on an arbitrary surface

    2 X 

    1 X 

    v

    T

    2n

    1n v

    θ 

    12σ 

    11σ 

    22σ 

    21σ  2S Δ

    1S Δ

    vS Δ

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    Stress Tensor

    Traction on an arbitrary surface

    In general 3D case:

    iij j vT   σ =

    v

    vσTv

    = Cauchy’s Formula

    Cauchy’s formula ensures that it is necessary and sufficient

    to use a stress tensor, , to describe traction on any surface.

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    Stress Tensor

    Transformation of Coordinates

    2 X 

    1 X 

    1e

    T′

    2n

    1

    n

    12σ 

    11σ 

    22σ 

    21σ 

    1e′

    2 X 

    1 X 

    2n

    1n

    12σ 

    11σ 

    22σ 

    21σ 

    1e′

    2e′

    1e

    T′

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    Stress Tensor

    Transformation of Coordinates

    2 X 

    1 X 

    2n

    1n

    12σ 

    11σ 

    22σ 

    21σ 

    1e′

    2e′

    1e

    T′

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    Stress Tensor

    Transformation of Coordinates

    2 X 

    1 X 

    2n

    1n

    12σ 

    11

    σ 

    1e′

    2e′

    Previous slide

    2 X ′

    1 X ′

    1

    e′2e′

    2 X 

    1 X 

    1e

    2

    e

    22σ 

    21σ 

    22σ 

    21σ 

    12σ 

    11σ 12σ 

    11σ 

    12σ  ′ 11σ  ′

    12σ  ′11

    σ  ′

    22σ  ′

    21σ  ′

    22σ  ′

    21σ  ′

    1e

    T′

    ijkjik    σ  β  β 1

    e1

    T   =′

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    Stress Tensor

    Transformation of Coordinates

    kl jlik ij   σ  β  β σ   =′

    ( )( )k iik k iik  eeeeee ,cos   ′=′•=•′=   θ  β 

    2 X ′

    1 X ′

    1e′

    2e′

    2 X 

    1 X  1e

    2e

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    Stress Tensor

    Transformation of Coordinates

    kl jlik ij   σ  β  β σ   =′

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    Stress Tensor

    Transformation of Coordinates – 2D

    2 X ′

    1 X ′

    1e′

    2e′

    2 X 

    1 X  1e

    2e

    θ

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    Stress Tensor

    Transformation of Coordinates – 2D

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    Stress Tensor

    Transformation of Coordinates – 2D Mohr’s Circle

     Normal stress

    Shear Stress

    2

    2211   σ σ   +

    2

    2211   σ σ    −=CD

    B

    D

    C 2θ

    2θ 12σ A

    E

    12σ = DE 11σ 

    22σ 

    2

    2211   σ σ   −

    12σ 

    ( )θ σ σ 

    2cos2

    2211 −

    ( ) ( )θ σ θ 

    σ σ σ σ σ  2sin2cos

    2212

    2211221111   +

    −+

    +=′

      ( )θ σ θ 

    σ σ σ  2cos2sin

    212

    221112   +

    −−=′

    2

    12

    2

    2211

    2

    σ σ σ 

    +⎟

     ⎠

     ⎞⎜

    ⎝ 

    ⎛    −=CE 

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    Stress Tensor

    Transformation of Coordinates – 2D Mohr’s Circle

    11σ 

    22σ 

    12σ 

     Normal stress

    Shear Stress

    22211

      σ σ   +

    12σ 

    11σ ′

    22σ ′

    12σ ′

    12σ ′

    2 X ′1

     X ′

    2 X 

    1 X 

    θ

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    Stress Tensor

    Transformation of Coordinates – 2D Mohr’s Circle

    Steps to construct and use Mohr’s circle

    1. On the normal stress-shear stress plot, find

    the following three points:

    (σ11, -σ12)(σ22, σ12)( (σ11 + σ22)/2, 0)

    2. Draw a circle based on these three points.

    ( (σ11 + σ22)/2, 0) as center, and (σ11, -σ12)and (σ22, σ12) as two points on the circle.

    3. Rotate the line connecting points (σ11, -σ12)

    and (σ22, σ

    12) by 2θ.4. The newly obtained two points on the circleare

    (σ’ 11, -σ’ 12) and (σ’ 22, σ12’ )

    11σ 22σ 

    12σ 

     Normal

    stress

    Shear Stress

    2

    2211   σ σ   +

    12σ 

    11σ ′22σ ′

    12σ ′

    12σ ′

    For any two points on the Mohr’s

    circle, if the line connecting them

     passes the center, they are stress

    components under the same

    coordinate system.

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     Normal stress

    Shear Stress

    Stress Tensor

    Observations from 2D Mohr’s Circle

    2

    2211   σ σ   +

    C

    E

    2

    12

    2

    2211

    2σ 

    σ σ +⎟

     ⎠

     ⎞⎜⎝ 

    ⎛    −=CE 

    1σ 2σ 

    maxτ 

    2

    12

    2

    221122111

    22σ 

    σ σ σ σ σ    +⎟

     ⎠

     ⎞⎜⎝ 

    ⎛    −+⎟

     ⎠

     ⎞⎜⎝ 

    ⎛    +=

    2

    12

    2

    221122112

    22σ 

    σ σ σ σ σ    +⎟

     ⎠

     ⎞⎜⎝ 

    ⎛    −−⎟

     ⎠

     ⎞⎜⎝ 

    ⎛    +=

    212

    2

    2211max

    2σ σ σ τ    +⎟

     ⎠ ⎞⎜

    ⎝ ⎛    −=

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    Stress Tensor

    Observations from 2D Mohr’s Circle

     Normal

    stress

    Shear Stress

    1. The maximum normal stress and minimum

    normal stress occur under the same

    coordinate system.2. Under the coordinate system where the

    maximum/minimum normal stresses are

    reached, there is no shear stress.

     Normal stress

    Shear stress

    1. The maximum shear stress is reached by

    rotating the coordinate system by 45 degree

    from the principle directions.

    2. At maximum shear stress, the two normal

    stresses are σ11=σ22=(σ1 +σ2)/2 3. Pure Shear, if σ11=σ22=0, or σ1 = -σ2.

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    F

    Stress Tensor

    Observations from 2D Mohr’s Circle

    F

    FF

    Pure Shear 

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    Stress Tensor

    Observations from 2D Mohr’s Circle

    F

    F