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    This document discusses shear stress and bearing stress. It defines shear stress as a tangential stress that develops when one section of a body slides past an adjacent section due to applied loads running parallel to the contact area. Bearing stress is defined as a contact pressure exerted perpendicular to the contact area where a load is applied. The document provides examples of calculating shear stress and bearing stress in different mechanical configurations and structures. It concludes with instructing the reader to complete practice problems, or seatwork, on these stress concepts.

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    This document discusses shear stress and bearing stress. It defines shear stress as a tangential stress that develops when one section of a body slides past an adjacent section due to applied loads running parallel to the contact area. Bearing stress is defined as a contact pressure exerted perpendicular to the contact area where a load is applied. The document provides examples of calculating shear stress and bearing stress in different mechanical configurations and structures. It concludes with instructing the reader to complete practice problems, or seatwork, on these stress concepts.

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    This document discusses shear stress and bearing stress. It defines shear stress as a tangential stress that develops when one section of a body slides past an adjacent section due to applied loads running parallel to the contact area. Bearing stress is defined as a contact pressure exerted perpendicular to the contact area where a load is applied. The document provides examples of calculating shear stress and bearing stress in different mechanical configurations and structures. It concludes with instructing the reader to complete practice problems, or seatwork, on these stress concepts.

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    MECHANICS OF DEFORMABLE BODIES

    SIMPLE STRESSES
    SHEAR STRESS

    EDITHA A. MACOROL, Ph.D.


    SHEAR STRESS
    TANGENTIAL STRESS
    Shear Stress develops when the applied loads cause
    one section of the body to slide past its adjacent section.
    The force acts parallel to the area.
    Shear Stress
    TYPES OF SHEAR STRESS

    Single Shear
    Double Shear
    BEARING STRESS

    Contact pressure exerted by one body upon another body. The


    force acts perpendicular to the area where load is applied.
    Example #1

    𝐴=𝜋 𝑑𝑡
    Example #2
    Example #2
    Example #3
    Compute for the shearing stress in the pin at B for the member supported as
    shown in the figure. The diameter of the pin is 20mm.
    Example #3
    Example #4
    Example #5
    Example #5
    Example #6
    Example #6
    Example #7
    SEATWORK
    SEATWORK
    Thank you!
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