Various types of (a) stresses as tensile and compressive stresses, positive and negative shear stresses, complementary shear stresses, volumetric stress; (b) strains as longitudinal strain, lateral strain, shear strain; and (c) strain energy absorbed by a body during deformation.
Difference between gradual, sudden and impact loads.
Elastic constants of a material as Young’s modulus, Bulk modulus, Shear modulus, Poisson’s ratio as deformation in a body depend on these elastic constants.
Stresses developed in a bar due to its own weight.
Bar of uniform strength in which stress due to self-weight remains constant.
Variation of stress in a stepped bar, uniformly ...
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