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The action of materials under stress; (1897)

Greene, Charles E[zra] 1842- [from old catalog], Greene, Albert Emerson. [from old catalog] · Ann Arbor, Mich., Printed for the author · leaf 210

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ll. The change of unit volume is 2therefore x (i ). Thus, if m is nearly 4, for metals, the change of volume of one cubicunit is i I nearly, the volume being increased ^ ^ufor longitudinal tension. If there were nochange of volume, m would be 2, as is the casefor india rubber, for small… … 29,000,000; p of its initial length, the lateral contraction will be about i>45oI 5,800 of its initial width, and its increase of volume about 2,900 198 STRUCTURAL MECHANICS. 201. Effect of two Principal Stresses.—Denote thestresses by pi and p2» treated as tensile. If they are compres-sive,…

Mechanics, Applied · Strength of materials

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