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    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 1


    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 2
    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 3
    Compatibility Conditions of Strain

    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 4


    Dilatation OR

    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 5


    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 6
    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 7
    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 8
    Exercise Problems
    Ex. 1. Comment on the state of strain at a point given by

    100  30  60
    [ ]   30  300 50  106
     60 50 200

    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 9


    Exercise Problems
    Ex. 1. Comment on the state of strain at a point given by

    100  30  60
    [ ]   30  300 50  106
     60 50 200

    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 10


    Exercise Problems
    Ex. 1. Comment on the state of strain at a point given by

    100  30  60
    [ ]   30  300 50  106
     60 50 200

    State of Pure
    Shear Strain
    Compute Principal Strains and Principal Directions
    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 11
    234.40087

    71.98776

    306.38863

    -0.903085 0.425259 0.059939


    0.015142 -0.107950 0.994041
    -0.429195 -0.898611 -0.091048
    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 12
    Maximum Shear Strains ?

    Octahedral Strains ?

    - Homework

    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 13


    Ex. 2. Comment on the state of strain at a point given by

     64  16  48
    [ ]    16  100 12   106
     48 12 36 

    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 14


    Ex. 2. Comment on the state of strain at a point given by

     64  16  48
    [ ]    16  100 12   106
     48 12 36 

    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 15


    Ex. 2. Comment on the state of strain at a point given by

     64  16  48
    [ ]    16  100 12   106
     48 12 36 

    State of Pure Shear Strain


    Coexisting with
    State of Plane Strain
    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 16
     100  20 0 0.8 0  0.6
    [ ]   20  100 0  10 6 [T ]   0 1 0 
     0 0 0 0.6 0 0.8 

    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 17


     100  20 0 0.8 0  0.6
    [ ]   20  100 0  10 6 [T ]   0 1 0 
     0 0 0 0.6 0 0.8 
    101.98039 0 0
    [ ]   0  101.98039 0  106
     0 0 0

     0 101.98039 0
    [ ]  101.98039 0 0  10 6
     0 0 0
    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 18
    Ex. 3. The displacement field in a body is given by

    u ( x, y, z )  C1  C2 y  C3 z
    v( x, y, z )  C4  C2 x  C5 z
    w( x, y, z )  C6  C3 x  C5 y

    Determine the strain tensor [ɛ] at P(1,2,3).

    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 19


    u ( x, y, z )  C1  C2 y  C3 z
    v( x, y, z )  C4  C2 x  C5 z
    w( x, y, z )  C6  C3 x  C5 y

    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 20


    Ex. 3. The displacement field in a body is given by

    u ( x, y, z )  C1  C2 y  C3 z
    v( x, y, z )  C4  C2 x  C5 z
    w( x, y, z )  C6  C3 x  C5 y
    0 0 0 

    [ ]  0 0 0 
    0 0 0
    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 21
    Ex. 3. The displacement field in a body is given by

    u ( x, y, z )  C1  C2 y  C3 z
    v( x, y, z )  C4  C2 x  C5 z
    w( x, y, z )  C6  C3 x  C5 y
    0 0 0 

    [ ]  0 0 0 
    0 0 0
    Rigid Body Displacements in Cartesian Coordinate System
    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 22
    Ex. 4.

    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 23


    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 24
    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 25
    Lagrangian Interpolating Polynomials:
    Finite Element Analysis

    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 26


    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 27
    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 28
    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 29
    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 30
    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 31
    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 32
    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 33
    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 34
    ?
    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 35
    = 𝟑

    NOT CORRECT !!

    WHY ??
    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 36
    Ex. 5.

    NOT CORRECT
    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 37
    Ex. 5.

    NOT CORRECT
    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 38
    Ex. 5.

    NOT CORRECT
    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 39
    Ex. 5.

    4 𝟑

    WHY??
    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 40
    25-08-2022 (c) Prof. Yogesh Desai CE 623 Lecture 9 41

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