Lecture
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What is called a stress state at a point? |
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1. Intensity of internal efforts. |
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2. The set of stresses drawn through the point. |
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3. The set of deformations at a point in the body. |
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4. The set of movements at a point in the body. |
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What sites are called main sites? |
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1. The sites on which the greatest normal and greatest shear stresses act. |
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2. Areas with extreme tangential stresses. |
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3. Plots on which extreme normal stresses act. |
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4. Plots with the highest tangential stresses and the lowest normal stresses. |
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Which type of stress does not exist? |
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1. Volumetric stress state. |
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2. Flat stress state. |
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3. Plane-parallel stress state. |
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4. Linear stress state. |
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Which of the types of stress state shown in the figure is linear? |
thirty |
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First 1) -? |
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Second 2) -? |
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Third 3) -? |
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Which of the types of stress state shown in the figure is flat? |
thirty |
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First 1) -? |
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Second 2) -? |
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Third 3) -? |
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Which of the types of stress state shown in the figure is three-dimensional? |
thirty |
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First 1) -? |
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Second 2) -? |
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Third 3) -? |
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What formulas determine the normal and tangential stresses in a linear stress state? |
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Determine the normal stresses (in MPa) in the inclined area of the rod shown in the figure ( ) |
90 |
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Determine the tangential stresses (in MPa) in the inclined area of the rod shown in the figure ( ) |
90 |
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Based on what law (div. figure)?
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1. The Boyle-Marriott Act. |
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2. Hooke's Law. |
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3. The law of conservation of energy. |
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3. The law of paired tangential stresses. |
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What formulas are used to determine normal and shear stresses in a plane stress state? |
60 |
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What formula should be used to determine the principal stresses in a plane stress state? |
60 |
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How to determine the position of the main sites in a plane stress state. Which of the formulas should be used? |
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What can be determined using the formula? |
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1. The position of the net shear sites. |
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2. The position of the pure bend sites. |
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3. The position of the sites for extreme tangential stresses. |
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4. The position of the main sites. |
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What is defined using the expression: =? |
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1. Extreme deformations. |
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2. Extreme normal stresses. |
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3. Extreme displacement. |
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4. Extreme tangential stresses. |
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sixteen |
What are the sites shown in the figure:
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1. Pads of a clean bend. |
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2. The main sites. |
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3. Pure shear sites. |
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4. Launching sites. |
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Determine the magnitude of the tangential stresses in the inclined at an angle of 45 about the areas shown in the figure:
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60 |
eighteen
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Determine the normal voltage in the inclined platform shown in the figure: |
180 |
nineteen |
Determine the maximum normal voltage acting on the site shown in the figure: |
180 |
twenty |
Yak is the expression below that describes a volumetric stress state: |
thirty |
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1.Ball stress tensor. |
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2. The stress tensor. |
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3. The strain tensor. |
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4. The deviator of the stress tensor. |
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What is the name of the following expression describing the volumetric stress state:
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thirty |
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1.Ball stress tensor. |
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2. The stress tensor. |
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3. The strain tensor. |
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4. The deviator of the stress tensor. |
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What is the name of the following expression describing the volumetric stress state: |
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1.Ball stress tensor. |
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2. The stress tensor. |
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3. The strain tensor. |
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4. The deviator of the stress tensor. |
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What characterizes the ball tensor? |
thirty |
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Change the volume of an item. |
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Change the shape of an element. |
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What characterizes the stress tensor deviator? |
thirty |
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Change the volume of an element. |
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Change the shape of an element. |
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25 |
What does the expression mean: =? |
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Octahedral normal stresses. |
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Stress intensity. |
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Strain rate. |
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Octahedral tangential stresses. |
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What is called a deformed state at a point? |
thirty |
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Intensity of internal efforts. |
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The set of stresses drawn through a point. |
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The set of deformations at a point in the body. |
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The set of movements at a point in the body. |
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Which of the laws is a collection of expressions: |
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Ohm's law. |
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Hooke's voluminous law. |
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Hooke's generalized law. |
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Law of energy conservation. |
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Which of the formulas determines the relative change in the volume of an element? |
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What formula can be used to express the relative change in the volume of an element through principal stresses?
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Which of the laws is described by expression? |
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The law of gravity. |
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Hooke's generalized law. |
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Hooke's voluminous law. |
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Pascal's Law. |
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nine |
At what limits can the Poisson's ratio vary? |
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What does the expression mean: |
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1. Young's modulus. |
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2. The shear modulus. |
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3. The bulk modulus. |
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4. Volumetric shear modulus. |
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