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    The document discusses stress and its distribution in mechanics of materials. It defines stress as the force and moment at any point on a sectioned area representing the effect of the actual loading distribution over the area. Stress is found by dividing the cross-sectional area into small areas and making assumptions about material continuity and cohesion. Stress is then described as the intensity of internal forces acting on a specific plane passing through a point. The document also discusses average normal stress in an axially loaded bar and average shear stress.

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    The document discusses stress and its distribution in mechanics of materials. It defines stress as the force and moment at any point on a sectioned area representing the effect of the actual loading distribution over the area. Stress is found by dividing the cross-sectional area into small areas and making assumptions about material continuity and cohesion. Stress is then described as the intensity of internal forces acting on a specific plane passing through a point. The document also discusses average normal stress in an axially loaded bar and average shear stress.

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    The document discusses stress and its distribution in mechanics of materials. It defines stress as the force and moment at any point on a sectioned area representing the effect of the actual loading distribution over the area. Stress is found by dividing the cross-sectional area into small areas and making assumptions about material continuity and cohesion. Stress is then described as the intensity of internal forces acting on a specific plane passing through a point. The document also discusses average normal stress in an axially loaded bar and average shear stress.

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    Mechanics of Materials by

    R.C. Hibbeler
    Chapter 01: Stress
    Stress
    Force and moment at any point on the sectioned area represent the
    resultant effect of the actual distribution of loading over the sectioned
    area.
    In mechanics of materials, we find out the
    actual distribution.
    Stress
    Cross sectional area is divided into small areas such as ΔA.
    Assumptions: i) Material is continuous ii) Material is cohesive
    Stress
    Intensity of the internal force acting on a specific area (plane) passing
    through a point.
    General state of stress
    Average normal stress in an axially loaded
    bar
    If
    • Bar is prismatic
    • Bar is homogenous
    • Bar is isotropic

    It will have same deformation


    throughout the central region of
    its length
    Average normal stress distribution
    Average Shear Stress

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