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    The document discusses different theories of failure including: 1. Maximum principal stress theory which states that failure occurs when the maximum principal tensile stress reaches the tensile stress limit, or the minimum principal stress reaches the compressive stress limit. 2. Maximum principal strain theory which states that failure occurs when the maximum principal tensile strain reaches the tensile strain limit. 3. Additional theories discussed include maximum shear stress theory, maximum strain energy theory, and maximum shear strain energy theory. The document provides an overview of stress, strain, tensile testing, and how different failure theories attempt to predict when failure will occur in materials.

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    The document discusses different theories of failure including: 1. Maximum principal stress theory which states that failure occurs when the maximum principal tensile stress reaches the tensile stress limit, or the minimum principal stress reaches the compressive stress limit. 2. Maximum principal strain theory which states that failure occurs when the maximum principal tensile strain reaches the tensile strain limit. 3. Additional theories discussed include maximum shear stress theory, maximum strain energy theory, and maximum shear strain energy theory. The document provides an overview of stress, strain, tensile testing, and how different failure theories attempt to predict when failure will occur in materials.

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    The document discusses different theories of failure including: 1. Maximum principal stress theory which states that failure occurs when the maximum principal tensile stress reaches the tensile stress limit, or the minimum principal stress reaches the compressive stress limit. 2. Maximum principal strain theory which states that failure occurs when the maximum principal tensile strain reaches the tensile strain limit. 3. Additional theories discussed include maximum shear stress theory, maximum strain energy theory, and maximum shear strain energy theory. The document provides an overview of stress, strain, tensile testing, and how different failure theories attempt to predict when failure will occur in materials.

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    Theories _of

    Failure
    By:Nithyanantham.S
    Intro

    Stress
    Strain
    Tensile
    compression
    Principal stress
    Shear stress
    Shear strain
    Yield stress
    What is meant by failure?
    Why does failure occur?
    Within elastic limit Beyond elastic limit

    Stress directly proprtional to No proportionality


    strain

    No deformtion Permanent deformation

    failure=permanent deform
    i.e occurs when stress is beyond limit
    doesnt mean rupture of body
    Tensile test
    To determine failure or deformation
    Stress directly proportional to strain
    Definite value of tensile stress upto elastic
    limit
    What happens stress beyond elstic limit??
    Theories of failure
    Maximum principal stress theory
    Maximum principal strain theory
    Maximum shear stress theory
    Maximum strain energy theory
    Maximum shear strain energy theory
    Max principal stress
    Simple & old also kmown Rankines theory
    1, 2, 3=principal stress
    1> 2> 3
    et =tensile stress at the elastic limit in simple
    tension
    ec=compressive stress at the elastic limit in
    simple compression
    Failure will occur when the maximum principle
    tensile stress (1) reaches the value of max
    stress @ elastic limit (et) in simple tension
    (or)
    The minimum principal stress (3) reaches the
    value of max stress @ elastic limit in simple
    compression

    1>=et in simple tension

    3>= ec in simple compression


    Max principal strain
    Saint venant
    1, 2, 3=principal stress
    1> 2> 3
    et =tensile stress at the elastic limit in simple
    tension
    ec=compressive stress at the elastic limit in
    simple compression
    Occurs when principal tensile strain in

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