Sunday, 11 February 2018

Elastic Constant, Strain Energy

Hook's Law


The Stress is directly proportional to strain.
Hook's Law

Elastic constants are those factor which determine the deformation produced by given a stress acting on a material.

  • Modulus of elasticity(E)  = Normal stress / Normal strain
  • Modulus of rigity (G)  =    Shear Stress / Shear Strain
  • Bulk Modulus (K)  = Direct stress / Volumetric strain

Poisson’s Ratio (µ)

µ   =      - (Transverse Strain) / (Axial Strain)

  • µ = 0 to 0.5 under uni-axial loading
  • µ = 0 for cork
  • µ = 0.5 for perfectly plastic 
  • -1 < µ < 0.5

Volumetric Strain (ev)

Here,  sx , syand sz  are stress in x, y, and z- direction.

ev  = ex + ey + ez



   e= (sx + sy + sz)(1 - 2µ) / E     

If sx = sy = sz = s, 

   e= 3s(1 - 2µ) / E     

  • Volumetric strain of cylinder bar = longitudinal strain + (2 x diametric strain)
  • Volumetric strain of sphere = 3 x diametric strain

Relation Between E, G, K, µ 





      Material          Number of independent Elastic constant     
Homogeneous & Isotropic                           2 
  Orthotropic                           9 
  Anistropic                          21 

Axial elongation of a prismatic bar due to external load



Equivalent young's modulus of parallel composite bar



Strain Energy

It is the ability of material to absorb energy when it is strained.

U = Pxδ / 2   = Txϴ / 2 

Where P = Applied load
           δ = Elongation due to applied load
          T = Applied Torque
           ϴ  = Angle of twist due to applied torque

Resilience

Ability of a material to absorb energy in the elastic region when it is strained.

Resilience  = Area under P- δ curve = Pxδ / 2  

The maximum strain energy that can be stored in a material is known as proof resilience.

Modulus of Resilience (u) = Strain energy / Volume

                                     

Thermal Stress and Strain

Stress which is induced in a body due to change in the temperature is known as thermal stress and the corresponding strain is called thermal strain.



T is the Temperature change.

  • When bar is free to expand, there will be no thermal stress due to temperature change.
  • airon = 11.8 µm/m·K
  • aAluminium > aBrass  > a Copper > airon 


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