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    The strain energy stored in a linearly elastic body is equal to half the integral of the stress multiplied by the strain over the volume. The loss of potential energy of applied loads in a conservative system is negative the work done by the loads as the structure is deformed. The strain energy in a plane three-dimensional isotropic medium is equal to half the integral of the stresses multiplied by the strains and shear stresses over the volume.

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    The strain energy stored in a linearly elastic body is equal to half the integral of the stress multiplied by the strain over the volume. The loss of potential energy of applied loads in a conservative system is negative the work done by the loads as the structure is deformed. The strain energy in a plane three-dimensional isotropic medium is equal to half the integral of the stresses multiplied by the strains and shear stresses over the volume.

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    The strain energy stored in a linearly elastic body is equal to half the integral of the stress multiplied by the strain over the volume. The loss of potential energy of applied loads in a conservative system is negative the work done by the loads as the structure is deformed. The strain energy in a plane three-dimensional isotropic medium is equal to half the integral of the stresses multiplied by the strains and shear stresses over the volume.

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    In a linear elastic body, the strain energy stored in the body

    U! 1 T V W I dV 2

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    loss of the potential energy of the applied loads for a conservative system is the negative of the work done by the loads as the structure is deformed. The strain energy in a plane three-dimensional isotropic medium
    U! 1 W xI x  W yI y  W zI z  X xy K xy  X yzK yz  X xzK xz dxdydz 2

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