3D Stress Tensor Rotation | Strength of Materials

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simple, short, to the point and accurate, never had such a quick explaination of tensors in such a short time. very condensed and straightforward and clear. GREAT THANKS.

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You’ve just finished 3 hours of my uni lecture within 4min with perfect explanation.. great job 🤜🤛

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[@johnsmithsu310]

Are you take a master degree in Solid mechanics? Even in the hibbeler book of mechanics of materials only describe in general for this holy topic 😂

[@TheIdeanator]

Where the hell is the rotation? This just explains WHAT a stress cube is.

[@garrytalaroc]

Now you're Stressed 😂

[@adityapatil8500]

well there will be no shear stress rotation as the moment caused by the shear stress balances on positive and negative face and there will be no moment or rotation taken into account

[@hallo-xp2wh]

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[@johnvonkerman]

You forgot the part where you explain 3D Stress Tensor Rotation

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[@josephtraverso5355]

Exactly

[@henrywang6931]

Only 4 minutes but makes it crystal clear, well done!

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One lesson, one video Nice job

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THANK YOU SIR....VERY NICE EXPLANATION

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[@bright557]

Thankyou for the clarity!!!!

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[@Artyom178]

Very good explanation, thanks!

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[@cientista3820]

EM 02:53 Shear stress is acting on the z face of the element and in the x-diretion. Tensão de cisalhamento está atuando na face z do elemento e na direção x.

[@fdr1100]

Absolutely perfect. This is a poster-child of how logic and beautiful science is.

[@manodura8132]

Many thanks for the detailed graphical explanation 👍!!! Really helped me to "see" those forces.

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[@shankarioe]

Excellent explanation...Many thanks.

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SOOOO HELPFUL!!!! WHAT AN AMAZING VIDEO, Thank you so much!!!

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Wonderful video straight to point

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Verry good explication

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Beautifully explained..!!!

[@feelingzhakkaas]

iv seen various confusing videos. but this is best and easy to understand. thanks.

[@hallo-xp2wh]

The body is in equilibrium Thats why Tow xy = tow yx Moment about any edge gives this

[@Valera7979]

better explanation which i ever seen

[@rmarinero]

thank you very nice explanation of tensors!

[@digguscience]

The stress tensor is very important in fluid analysis.

[@hallo-xp2wh]

NOTE : The notations are not fixed I.e sigma for axial stress(sigma need not be axial always) Tow for shear stress(tow need not be shear always) ex: Sigma XY = tow xy Also tow XX means sigma X

[@moosaawad1627]

What are all these people thanking the guy for? There is basically nothing about tensors here, just generic info about the types of stresses acting on an element.

[@serdaryasar2384]

Very accurate and simple explanation of the 3D stress condition and tensor. Thank you for your contribution.

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[@myyoutubecommentschannel8784]

Your shear stress convention is opposite what we learned in class. I wish convention would be consistent.

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Excellent work in solid state physics. In fluid physics, at millions of Kelvin in magnetic confinement, random particle collision by H & He can be ordered by controlling the number of atoms of each in the tokamak. Microwaves help resonant oscillations to allow ton and tron interactions. Grasp the gist.

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Great explanation..... Very nice....

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its very useful.can understand basics of advanced mechanics of solids very easily,students can get their basics from here.try to upload more such vedioes...thank you

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its really usefull... thank you all

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Nice explanation! Thaks a lot!!!

[@idreesafridi6494]

kindly send the link of the rest of video in which u explained the plane stress condition and equation of equilibrium

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Great Explaination

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[@Rayquesto]

How did you get the graphics so well down in drawing the stress block? What software did you use to make it look nice? 0:31

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Excellent

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Amazing !

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Very symple and clear

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[@MolotovWithLux]

#tensilestress #compressivestress #shearstress

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thanks very much....it is so helpful..:)

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nice job

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[@nireekshitaddankitirumala9160]

Where the fuck is rotation in this ?

[@davidgervais5974]

You need to calculate the shear stress of an element given a distance of a center of rotation. There is no stress caused by rotation without dimensions. Shear stress will be defined from the torque divided by the distance times the area.

[@jonelortiz268]

He's talking about the rotation of the stress tensor itself. Video implies that the tensor gets rotated (i.e. transformed) into a different cartesian coordinate system.

[@hawraaraheem2449]

Why you didn't consider the weight of element as a force in y- direction??

[@sanjaybirua519]

perfect

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[@MolotovWithLux]

#stresstensor #torsionincircularshafts

[@zjin2871]

nice explanation of tensor but where is rotation?

[@chetrajghaley]

THANK U

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#stresscomponents

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good，nice

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Wow..

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#smartforce

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Who's studying FT1 gives a thumbs-up here!!!! You even from the UFC.

[@liamthedevastator]

This only defines the stress element and tensor in 3D, does not discuss rotation at all.

[@HowItDone_SL]

Where is about rotation

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d f (Undefined) = f ' (Undefined) df

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really good

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Excellent

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