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Input data:

Combined Stresses and Mohr's Circle

Normal stress acting along x-axis x = 50 MPa

Normal stress acting along y-axis y = 180 MPa
Shear stress xy = 40 MPa

Results

Maximum principal stress 1 = 27748.854 psi

Minimum principal stress 2 = 5609.813 psi
Minimum principal stress 3 = 0.000 psi
Maximum shear stress max = 13874.427 psi
Shear stress = 11069.521 psi

Note: Both principle stresses have the same sign (both are tensile or both
are compressive).
User must consider the resulting three-dimensional case.
Due to compound angles, elements as calculated are not applicable.
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Input data:

Combined Stresses and Mohr's Circle

Normal stress acting along x-axis x = 250 MPa

Normal stress acting along y-axis y = 150 MPa
Shear stress xy = 40 MPa

Results

Maximum principal stress 1 = 38294.479 psi

Minimum principal stress 2 = 19720.593 psi
Minimum principal stress 3 = 0.000 psi
Maximum shear stress max = 19147.240 psi
Shear stress = 9286.943 psi

Note: Both principle stresses have the same sign (both are tensile or both
are compressive).
User must consider the resulting three-dimensional case.
Due to compound angles, elements as calculated are not applicable.
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Input data:

Combined Stresses and Mohr's Circle

Normal stress acting along x-axis x = 20 Ksi

Normal stress acting along y-axis y = -40 Ksi
Shear stress xy = 0 Ksi

Results

Maximum principal stress 1 = 20000.000 psi

Minimum principal stress 2 = -40000.000 psi
Maximum shear stress max = 30000.000 psi
Average normal stress avg = -10000.000 psi
Principal planes = 0.000

Angle of maximum shear stress = 45.000

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Input data:

Combined Stresses and Mohr's Circle

Normal stress acting along x-axis x = 40 Ksi

Normal stress acting along y-axis y = 0 Ksi
Shear stress xy = 0 Ksi

Results

Maximum principal stress 1 = 40000.000 psi

Minimum principal stress 2 = 0.000 psi
Maximum shear stress max = 20000.000 psi
Average normal stress avg = 20000.000 psi
Principal planes = 0.000

Angle of maximum shear stress = 45.000