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Aircraft Structures-II Lab Manual
AIM:
To determine the principal stress and principal planes of a hollow circular shaft due to combined
loading.
THEORY:
The most common combined load system encountered in structural design is probably due to
bending and torsion. In an Aircraft wing the lift acting at the center of pressure produces a torque about the
elastic axis and varying bending moment along the wing span. To understand their combined effect a
simpler specimen, namely a hallow cylinder is subjected to a bending and torsion.
MY
σ the=
I
MI 2
Bending stress ( σ )= → N /m
Y
4 4
π (d o −d i )
I=
64
4 4
π (0.050 −0.048 )
I= =4.621× 10−8 →m4
64
The shear stress due to torsion
=Txr/J
= Shear stress (N/m2)
T = Torque applied (N-m)
d
r = radius of the shaft = 0 =0.025 m
2
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4 4
π (d o −di )
J=
32
4 4
π (0.050 −0.048 )
J= =9.24 ×10−8 → m 4
32
σ 1.2=
σ x+ σ y
2
±
√( 2 )
σ x −σ y 2 2
+ ( τ xy ) = principal stress
σ
σ 1.2= ±
2 √( ) σ 2
2
+ ( τ )2
Because, σ y =0
16 d o
σ 1.2= [ M ± √ M 2 +T 2 ]
π ( d o −d i
4 4
)
2 τ xy 2 τ max
tan2 ∅= =
σ x −σ y σ max
APPARATUS REQUIRED:
Hollow circular shaft fixed as a cantilever, weight hanger with slotted weights, strain gauges, connecting
wires, strain indicator.
Loads: 500gms-5Nos
PROCEDURE:
At position A two strain gauges are fixed on the tube fixed as a cantilever, one on the top fiber and
the other at the bottom to measure the bending stress, (). Another strain gauge is fixed at the location
Part B on the neutral axis at 45 to measure the shear stress (). Similarly two more strain gauges are at C
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fixed (top & bottom) for verify the result at various locations of the tube. The strain gauges on the top and
bottom of the tube are connected to half bridge circuit in the strain indicator to increase the circuit
sensitivity, since the tension and compression get added up. The strain gauge at 45 is connected to the
half bridge of the strain indicator to measure the shear stress. The outside diameter of the tube is
measured.
Weights are added to the hook attached to the lever in steps and the strain gauge readings are noted
from the strain indicator for each load. From the strains the bending stress () shear stress () are
calculated and hence principal stresses xy and principal angle () are calculated. These values are
compared with theoretical values.
BM
Bending stress σ= → Where BM =Load × Length
Z
π ( d 14−d 24 )
¿
32 d 1
T
Shear stress=
Z−P
Tabular column
Weight
Sl No. C
w in kg
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TABLE:
RESULT
GUIDANCE CALCULATION
Observations
1 0.5 3 4 7
2 1 5 8 14
3 1.5 8 11 22
4 2 11 15 29
5 2.5 13 19 37
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Results
Moment in N-m Experimental
Bending Bending Bending
Lengt Length Length
I J T MA MB MC σA(Exp) in σB(Exp) in σC(Exp) in
hA B C
Mpa Mpa Mpa
4.62E- 9.24E- 1.22
0.76 0.13 0.25 0.37 0.638 1.815 0.33 0.4 0.8
08 08 6
4.62E- 9.24E- 2.45
1.52 0.13 0.25 0.37 1.275 3.630 0.55 0.9 1.5
08 08 3
4.62E- 9.24E- 3.67
2.28 0.13 0.25 0.37 1.913 5.445 0.88 1.2 2.4
08 08 9
4.62E- 9.24E- 4.90
3.04 0.13 0.25 0.37 2.551 7.259 1.21 1.7 3.2
08 08 5
4.62E- 9.24E- 6.13
3.80 0.13 0.25 0.37 3.188 9.074 1.43 2.1 4.1
08 08 1
Tan 2θ
2θ θ Tan 2θ B 2θ θ Tan 2θ C 2θ θ
A
1.06 60.81 30.41 0.58 31.38 15.69 0.40 20.3 10.15
0.96 59.68 29.84 0.55 31.38 15.69 0.39 20.3 10.15
0.87 58.47 29.24 0.52 30.96 15.48 0.37 19.79 9.90
0.80 57.51 28.76 0.49 30.54 15.27 0.36 19.79 9.90
0.74 56.31 28.16 0.47 30.11 15.06 0.34 19.79 9.90
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Guidance calculation
M A =( W ×9.81 × L A )
¿ ( 2.5 ×9.81 × 0.13 )
= 3.188 N-m
M B =( W ×9.81 × L B )
¿ ( 2.5 ×9.81 × 0.25 )
= 6.131 N-m
M C =( W × 9.81 × LC )
¿ ( 2.5 ×9.81 × 0.37 )
= 9.074 N-m
M A d0
σ AX=
2I
3.188 × 0.050 −6
¿ ×10
2× 4.621E-08
2
σ AX=1.73 N /mm
M B d0
σ BX =
2I
6.131 × 0.050 −6
¿ ×10
2× 4.621E-08
2
σ BX =3.32 N /mm
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MC d 0
σ CX =
2I
9.074 × 0.050 −6
¿ ×10
2× 4.621E-08
2
σ CX =4.91 N /m m
T d0
τ max=
2J
3.80 ×0.05 −6
¿ −8
×10
2× 9.24 ×10
2
¿ 1.03 N /m m
Principal stresses at A
σ A (the )=
σ AX
2
±
√( σ AX 2
2 )
+(τ )
2
σ A max (theo)=
1.73
2
+
√( 1.73 2
2 )
+ (1.03 )2
2
σ A max (theo)=2.78 N /mm
σ A min(theo)=
1.73
2
−
√( 1.73 2
2 )
+ ( 1.03 )2
σ A min(theo)=−1.06 N /mm 2
Principal stresses at B
σ B (the )=
σ BX
2
±
√( 2 )
σ BX 2
+( τ )
2
σ B min(theo)=−1.06 N /mm 2
Principal stresses at C
σ
σ C(the)= CX ±
2 √(
σ CX 2
2 )
+( τ )
2
2 τ xy 2 τ max
tan2 θ= =
σ x −σ y σ max
2× 1.03
¿
2.78
tan2 θ=0.74
2 θ=56.31
0
θthe =28.16 at A
2 τ xy 2 τ max
tan2 θ= =
σ x −σ y σ max
2× 1.03
¿
4.38
tan2 θ=0.47
2 θ=30.11
0
θthe =15.06 at B
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2 τ xy 2 τ max
tan2 θ= =
σ x −σ y σ max
2× 1.03
¿
5.97
tan2 θ=0.34
2 θ=19.79
θthe =9.90 at C
E ×∈
σA = Mpa
exp
2
3 −6
220 ×10 × 13× 10
σA = Mpa
exp
2
σ A =1.43 Mpa
exp
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1.60
1.40
1.20
Bending stress
1.00
0.80 εA in 10^-
0.60 6
Linear (εA
0.40 in 10^-6)
0.20
0.00
2 4 6 8 10 12 14
εA
2.5
2.0
Bending stress
1.5
εA in 10^-6
1.0 Linear (εA in
10^-6)
0.5
0.0
2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
εA
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4.5
4.0
3.5
3.0
Bending stress
2.5
2.0
Series2
1.5 Linear (Series2)
1.0
0.5
0.0
5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40
εC
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