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1. Shearing strain = 2×longitudinal strain
Asked by rushabhjain.av | 02 Dec, 2019, 22:07: PM
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Let l be the side of square plate and this square plate is undergoing shera stress
If we assume Δl be the change in dimension for both side, change in area ΔA is given by
ΔA = ( l + Δl )2 - l2 = l2 + 2 l Δl + ( Δl )2 - l2
Neglecting higher powers of Δl, we get, ΔA = 2 l Δl
Hence ( ΔA / A ) = ( 2 l Δl ) / l2 = 2 ( Δl / l )
Hence Shearing strain is twice of longitudinal strain
Answered by Thiyagarajan K | 04 Dec, 2019, 09:22: AM
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