Stress Concentrations

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Stress Cncentrtins A stress cncentrtin refers t n re in bject where stress increses ver very shrt distnce (i.e., where high stress grdient eists Stress cncentrtins typiclly ccur due t sme lclized chnge in gemetry (ner hles, filets, crners, grves, crcks, etc These chnges in gemetry re ften clled stress risers

Stress Cncentrtin Ner Circulr Hle In 898 Ernst Kirsch ( Germn engineer published slutin fr the elstic stresses ner circulr hle in n istrpic infinitely lrge thin plte (the Kirsch slutin is derived in Sec 3.3 f the Shukl nd Dlly tetbk In prctice, thin plte cn be cnsidered t be infinitely lrge if the hle dimeter is smll cmpred t the in-plne plte dimensins (if /D < ~0.05, sy D

Stress Cncentrtin Ner Circulr Hle Stresses lng the -is in n infinite plte predicted by the Kirsch slutin: 0 3 3 4 4 3 y r yy rr τ τ σ σ σ σ σ σ θ θθ Figure 3.6: Distributin f σ /σ nd σ yy /σ lng the -is

Stress Cncentrtin Ner Circulr Hle Stresses t the edge f the hle (t : σ rr σ 0 σ θθ σ yy 3σ τ rθ τ y 0 The stress cncentrtin fctr fr circulr hle in n infinite plte: K t σ σ yy 3 Figure 3.6: Distributin f σ /σ nd σ yy /σ lng the -is

Stress Cncentrtin Ner Circulr Hle If /D > 0.05 then the plte is finite nd the Kirsch slutin is n lnger vlid Stress cncentrtin fctrs fr circulr hles in finite pltes hve been mesured eperimentlly fr rnge f /D rtis (usully using phtelsticity, nd tbulted in the frm f curve-fits in reference hndbks required severl yers nd mny cntributrs D

Stress Cncentrtin Ner Circulr Hle Emple: Whl, A.M., nd Beeuwkes, R., Stress Cncentrtin Prduced by Hles nd Ntches, Trnsctin f the ASME; Applied Mechnics, Vl 56 (, 930

Stress Cncentrtin Ner Circulr Hle Tw different definitins f the stress cncentrtin fctrs re in cmmn use: -bsed n the grss stress : m g σ yy P Kt where σ g σ g t * D (σ g remins cnstnt s increses D P -bsed n the net stress: m n σ yy P Kt where σ n σ n t *( D (σ n increses s increses P

Stress Cncentrtin Ner Circulr Hle Emple: frm Rrk s Frmuls fr Stress nd Strin (00: D K n t 3.00 3.4 D 3.67 D.53 D 3

Tbulted Stress Cncentrtin Fctrs Stress cncentrtin fctrs fr mny types f stress risers hve been tbulted fr emple: -Yung, W.C., nd Budyns, R.G., Rrk s Frmuls fr Stress nd Strin, 7 th editin, McGrw-Hill, (00 - nline tbultins: http://www.mesweb.inf/

Stress Cncentrtin Ner n Ellipticl Hle In 93 Chrles Inglis ( British mthemticin published slutin fr the elstic stresses ner n ellipticl hle in n istrpic infinitely lrge thin plte (the Inglis slutin is discussed in Sec 4. In this cse the stress cncentrtin depends n bth the spect rti f the hle (/b nd n the size f the plte

Stress Cncentrtin Ner n Ellipticl Hle Fr n infinite plte the stresses lng the -is (i.e., fr, y 0 re given by: where: 0 ( ( ( ( ( ( ( F F F F y s s yy s s τ σ σ b b m b B m B B s m s m s m s m m s m F m s m F s s ( 3 ( ( ( σ σ

Stress Cncentrtin Ner n Ellipticl Hle Fr finite plte: b b C b b C b b C b b C D C D C D C C K n t / 4.0 / 5.04.70 / 4.494 / 5.83 3.6 /.483 / 0.0 0.35 /.000 / 0.000.000 4 3 3 4 3

Mesuring Stress Cncentrtins Using Strin Gges In generl, even the smllest f cmmercil resistnce strin gges re t lrge t mesure strin cncentrtins ner stress risers:

Mesuring Stress Cncentrtins Using Strin Gges

Mesuring Stress Cncentrtins Using Strin Gges In generl, even the smllest f cmmercil resistnce strin gges re t lrge t mesure strin cncentrtins ner stress risers: pr eperimentl pprch

Mesuring Stress Cncentrtins Using Strin Gges Insted, use cmmercil strip gge nd etrplte eperimentl mesurements t edge f stress riser

Pseud Lb #6: Stress nd Strin Cncentrtins

Pseud Lb #6: Stress nd Strin Cncentrtins 0.065 in 0.080 in (typicl Ail gges 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 M-M gge type SA-3-03PJ-0 Gge fctr., K t.0% 0.065 in 0.080 in (typicl Trnsverse gges 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 M-M gge type EA-3-03MF-0 Gge fctr.09, K t.%

Crrectins fr Biil Rsettes With Differing Trnsverse Sensitivity Cefficients y t t my t y t m t K K K K K ( ( ε ν ε ν ε y t t m y t t my y t y K K K K K ( ( ε ν ε ν ε m ε my ε, strins mesured in the - nd y- directins y t t K K, Trnsverse sensitivity cefficients fr gges in the - nd y- directins MM Tech-Nte 509 Errrs Due t Trnsverse Sensitivity in Strin Gges

Pseud Lb #6: Stress nd Strin Cncentrtins Gls: T cmpre stress distributins mesured ner n ellipticl hle in finite thin plte t thse predicted fr n infinite thin plte, nd T cmpre the stress cncentrtin fctr mesured fr n ellipticl hle in finite thin plte t the vlue epected frm reference hndbk.

Pseud Lb #6: Stress nd Strin Cncentrtins Officil Dt Ail Strins 00 Ail Strins 000 Strin (µε 800 600 400 00 Gge A Gge A Gge 3A Gge 4A Gge 5A Gge 6A Gge 7A Gge 8A Gge 9A Gge 0A 0-00 0 500 000 500 000 500 3000 3500 4000 Applied Ld (lbf

Pseud Lb #6: Stress nd Strin Cncentrtins Officil Dt Trnsverse Strins 60 Trnsverse Strins 40 Strin (µε 0 0-0 -40-60 0 500 000 500 000 500 3000 3500 4000 Gge T Gge T Gge 3T Gge 4T Gge 5T Gge 6T Gge 7T Gge 8T Gge 9T Gge 0T -80 Applied Ld (lbf

Pseud Lb #6: Stress nd Strin Cncentrtins Gl : Cmpre stress distributins mesured ner n ellipticl hle in finite thin plte t thse predicted fr n infinite thin plte (Suggestin: cmpre nrmlized stresses σ yy /σ net 6 5 4 3 Inglis Slutin Mesured Nte: s mentined during clss lecture, the mesured vlues shwn here re fictitius 0 0.75 0.85 0.95.05.5.5.35.45 Psitin lng -is (in

Pseud Lb #6: Stress nd Strin Cncentrtins Gl : T cmpre the stress cncentrtin fctr mesured fr n ellipticl hle in finite thin plte t the vlue epected frm reference hndbk. (Suggestin: etrplte curve fit 5 4.5 4 3.5 3.5.5 0.5 0 Nrmlized il stress 0 0.5.5

Pseud Lb #6: Stress nd Strin Cncentrtins Gl : T cmpre the stress cncentrtin fctr mesured fr n ellipticl hle in finite thin plte t the vlue epected frm reference hndbk..fit f fictitius dt using nd -rder plynmil: 5 4.5 4 3.5 3.5.5 0.5 0 Nrmlized il stress y 4.84-3.69 0.48 0 0.5.5

Pseud Lb #6: Stress nd Strin Cncentrtins Gl : T cmpre the stress cncentrtin fctr mesured fr n ellipticl hle in finite thin plte t the vlue epected frm reference hndbk..fit f fictitius dt using n epnentil: 5 4.5 4 3.5 3.5.5 0.5 0 Nrmlized il stress y 5.87e -.03 0 0.5.5

Pseud Lb #6: Stress nd Strin Cncentrtins Gl : T cmpre the stress cncentrtin fctr mesured fr n ellipticl hle in finite thin plte t the vlue epected frm reference hndbk.. fit f fictitius dt using pwer lw 5 4.5 4 3.5 3.5.5 0.5 0 Nrmlized Ail Stress y.738 -.37 0 0.5.5

Pseud Lb #6: Stress nd Strin Cncentrtins Gl : T cmpre the stress cncentrtin fctr mesured fr n ellipticl hle in finite thin plte t the vlue epected frm reference hndbk..fit f fictitius dt using n plynmil nd (/nrmlized stress 0.9 0.8 0.7 0.6 0.5 0.4 0.3 0. 0. 0 /Nrmlized Ail Stress y.864 3-5.6909 8.6649-3.66 0 0.5.5