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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 78

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om the point ofno stress. Hence, at any section, the direct stress is uni-formly varying, with a max-imum tension on the convexside and a maximum com-pression on the concaveside. The stresses on differentforms of cross-section A C are shown in Fig. 25. Thetotal tension on the section is always… … Fig. 25. 66 STRUCTURAL MECHANICS. and constant in the direction z. To locate the point or planeof no stress or netctral axis for successive sections:— Let f^ and f^ be the unit stresses of compression and ten-sion between the particles at the extreme edge of any section,distant y^ and y^ from the…

Mechanics, Applied · Strength of materials

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