Barton, Edwin H. (Edwin Henry), b. 1858 · London, Macmillan and Co., limited · leaf 131
View of Simple Shear.—It is importantand instructive to take now another view of the particularstrain called a simple shear. Let the fractional elongationsof the shear be denoted as before by (e, — e, 0). Let thefull lines ABCD in Fig. 35 represent a portion of thesubstance before the strain, and… … Fig. 35.—A Rhombus before AND AFTER A SIMPLE SHEAR. Thus, on the application of the respective fractional elonga-tions e and — e to these axes, they become OB7 and OD7each equal to 1+e and OA7 and OC7 each equal to 1.Thus, the sides of the figure, originally equal, remain so and of the same size…
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