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Diploma Study Center
University Tun Hussein Onn
SEM 2 20202021
TYPES OF STRESS
TYPES OF STRESS
Stress
σ = P/A τ = V/A
Normal Shear
σ τ
Compressiv
Tensile Bearing Direct Punching
e
Single Double
NORMAL STRESS
WHEN FORCE ACTS IN NORMAL
(PERPENDICULAR) DIRECTION TO THE SURFACE.
NORMAL STRESS
Compr
Tensile Bearing
essive
NORMAL STRESS
TENSILE
NORMAL STRESS
COMPRESSIVE
WHEN FORCE ACTS INWARD TO THE NORMAL
SURFACE:
NORMAL COMPRESSIVE STRESS
Contact area
between Column Area is equal to
Column
Pad Footing
NORMAL STRESS
BEARING 1
Example
GIVEN:
F = 10 N and the dimension of the column is 1000 mm (L) x 20 mm (b) x 20 mm
(w):
Determine the bearing stress value.
Bearing stress ( σ ) = Force/Area
10 N Area = contact between column and pad footing.
20 mm
20 mm
Column
1000 mm
Pad Footing
200 mm
CONTACT AREA
50 mm F
50 mm 50 mm
F
L=
200 mm
15
00
m
m
20
0
50 mm
m
m
10 mm
SIDE VIEW
MJK CeDS DAC 12503
UNIT 1.3 NORMAL, SHEAR, BEARING AND PUNCHING STRESS
200 mm
CONTACT AREA IS
EQUAL TP
PROJECTED AREA
m
m
50
F
D=
F 50 mm
200 mm
L=
15
D=50 mm
20
00
0
SIDE VIEW
m
m
m
m
10 mm
NORMAL STRESS
Example
GIVEN:
P = 10 N act on a prismatic square rod with dimension of 1500 mm (L) x 50 mm (b)
x 50 mm (w): The rod is resting on a plate with dimension of 200 mm (L) x 200 mm
(w) x 10 mm (t)
Determine the bearing stress value.
50 mm
50 mm P =10 N
L=
15
00
m
m
200 mm
10 mm
200 mm
NORMAL STRESS
Example
BEARING STRESS (σ)
= Force/Projected area
50 mm
= 10 Pascal
200 mm
NORMAL STRESS
Example
GIVEN:
P = 10 N act on a circular rod with dimension of 1500 mm (L) x 50 mm diameter. The
rod is resting on a plate with dimension of 200 mm (L) x 200 mm (w) x 10 mm (t)
Determine the bearing stress value.
P =10 N
L=
15
00
m
m
200 mm
10 mm
200 mm
D=50 mm
NORMAL STRESS
TOP VIEW
MJK CeDS DAC 12503
UNIT 1.3 NORMAL, SHEAR, BEARING AND PUNCHING STRESS
NORMAL STRESS
SIGN CONVENTION
SHEAR STRESS
GRASS SHEAR
MJK CeDS DAC 12503
UNIT 1.3 NORMAL, SHEAR, BEARING AND PUNCHING STRESS
SHEAR STRESS
WHEN FORCE ACTS IN TANGENTIAL (PARALLEL)
DIRECTION TO THE SURFACE.
As V
SHEAR STRESS
Symbol for shear stress is tau ( τ )
Unit for ( τ ) is Pascal (Pa)
As V
SHEAR STRESS
WHERE CAN WE FIND SHEAR STRESS
Consider a prismatic block
supported on two side and acted
by a force F
If AC is short, the external force F
is resist internally by internal
forces V on surface AB and CD as
show
On each surface area, stress
developed due to present of
internal forces V
MJK CeDS DAC 12503
UNIT 1.3 NORMAL, SHEAR, BEARING AND PUNCHING STRESS
SHEAR STRESS
WHERE CAN WE FIND SHEAR STRESS
FBD
APPLIED EXTERNAL
FORCE F
Surface Area
INTERNAL REACTION
INTERNAL REACTION
As FORCE V
FORCE V
P
FBD TOP
V
INTERNAL FORCE
V
FBD BOTTOM
P
Two plates are joint together using glue and force of F = 2,000 N
is applied to both end.
The surface area of the glue is known to be 400 mm2
Find shear stress on the glue.
F
Side View
F
V
F
FBD OF BOTTOM PLATE
F
V
Top View
1 SURFACE AREA
P
2 SURFACE AREA
perimeter and
thickness of Pad
Footing
Pad Footing
1000 mm
Pad Footing
W=50 mm
D=50 mm
F
F
H=50 mm
L=1500 mm
L=150 mm
200 mm
200 mm
10 mm
10 mm 200 mm
200 mm
SIDE VIEW
F F
W=50 mm
Thickness=10 mm Thickness=10 mm
SHEAR STRESS
SIGN CONVENTION
y
+ve Y FACE
+ve X FACE
x
-ve X FACE
z
Positive faces: outward normal direction is in the positive direction of a coordinate axis.
Negative faces: the opposite faces
MJK CeDS DAC 12503
UNIT 1.3 NORMAL, SHEAR, BEARING AND PUNCHING STRESS
SHEAR STRESS
SIGN CONVENTION CONVENTION FOR
+ve
+ve Y FACE POSITIVE SHEAR STRESS:
+ve X FACE
y
-ve X FACE
-ve Y FACE
on a positive face,
x
acts in the positive on a negative face, acts in
direction of one z the negative direction of one
of the coordinate of the coordinate axes.
axes.
MJK CeDS DAC 12503
UNIT 1.3 NORMAL, SHEAR, BEARING AND PUNCHING STRESS
SHEAR STRESS
SIGN CONVENTION
+ve X FACE
y
-ve X FACE
-ve Y FACE
on a positive face, acts
in the negative x on a negative face, acts in
direction of one z the positive direction of one
of the coordinate axes. of the coordinate axes.
SHEAR STRESS
SIGN CONVENTION
P
P
PARALLEL PLANE
P P
NORMAL PLANE
OBLIQUE PLANE
NORMAL - DONE
SHEAR- DONE
OBLIQUE- ?
F F
θ
F F
θ
F As
F A
θ T
θ
θ
F F
T θ
θ
T N
θ T
θ
EXAMPLE 1
EXAMPLE 1
V V
100 N
V V
EXAMPLE 1
EXAMPLE 2
PLATE
COUPLING
EXAMPLE 2
50 kN 25 kN
25 kN
25 kN
50 kN
25 kN
V=25 kN
EXAMPLE 2
50 kN 25 kN
25 kN
50 kN 25 kN
25 kN
V=25 kN
50 kN
V=25 kN
EXAMPLE 2
EXAMPLE 2
EXAMPLE 2
EXAMPLE 2
EXAMPLE 3
EXAMPLE 3
EXAMPLE 4
EXAMPLE 4
Tensile stress,
Tensile stress,
EXAMPLE 4
Bearing Stress 3
Plate 1: Bearing area,
Bearing stress,
Hence the
maximum P
Plate 2: Bearing area, is 80kN
Bearing stress,
EXAMPLE
EXAMPLE
EXAMPLE
Rod AC
EXAMPLE
Block
B
EXAMPLE
Pin A or C
EXAMPLE
P = 171kN
Hence, what’s the maximum P
P = 168kN
that can be applied to the AB
P = 183kN
bar??
EXAMPLE
EXAMPLE
Find FAB and FBC and V
a) average compressive stress
along AB and BC
EXAMPLE
Shear stress
Normal stress