The cylinder with a diameter of 100 mm shown below is subjected to the an axial...
The cylinder with a diameter of 100 mm shown below is subjected to the an axial force F = 700 kN and a torsional moment M = 6 kN ∙ m. Given that the yielding stress of the cylinder [σ] = 140MPa
⑴ Please draw the stress state diagram of the surface points of the cylinder with concrete stress value.
⑵ And use the maximum distortion – energy criterion to judge whether the cylinder will fail or not.
P. S. Keep one decimal after the decimal point in the whole calculation process.
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