Theories of failure/understanding the concept of failure theories with example/explained in tamil

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[@LearnMechTamizh]

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You are a great teacher. It was a great help for preparing my lecture notes on Mechanics of Materials. Dr. U. Farook, SEUSL

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[@Gogo-bx5cy]

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[@LearnMechTamizh]

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[@LearnMechTamizh]

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[@gowthammurali1224]

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[@kannansaravanan47]

great explanation sir... very impressive explanation and pls explain the effective plastic stress and strain also and Harding curve

[@LearnMechTamizh]

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[@kamikazeraze6022]

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[@LearnMechTamizh]

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[@LearnMechTamizh]

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Superb explanation sir.....

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[@sridhars5997]

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[@manjukathir8871]

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[@rajkumarduraisamy1948]

Nice explanation sir

[@CREATIVEINNOVATOR]

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[@LearnMechTamizh]

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[@muthukaalai4363]

Vera level Sir....

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[@harshavardhank4141]

Crystal clear sir rmba thanks .

[@LearnMechTamizh]

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[@kanagarajpalaniappan6357]

Your explanation is very nice sir..i have a doubt of how to draw the shape of that diagram of area formed in sigma 1 and sigma 2 in every theory.. Please explain that too sir.. Please..

[@udayakumar-ds7dx]

Sir, i want to find out load on front axle and rear axle of a truck on a slope. Kindly share formula to find out

[@vimalrajp9890]

Super explanation sir🙂

[@LearnMechTamizh]

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[@jogarajakajenthiran]

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[@LearnMechTamizh]

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[@chidambaraselvan1729]

at exactly at 24th min, poisson's ratio is multiplied only with minimum principal strain why? anna

[@LearnMechTamizh]

Minimum Principal strain also affect the max strain but in opposite direction (like lateral strain) we know that poisson's ratio = lateral / linear so lateral is equal to poisson ratio * linear

[@chidambaraselvan1729]

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[@karthikperiyasamy3956]

I'm working in DRDL Hyderabad as a design engineer. I just want to know why industries preferred von misses theory rather than other theories?

[@LearnMechTamizh]

Mostly used for ductile material analysis like beam and shaft...the energy stored due to shape change is called pure distortion.. this theory given more accurate failure prediction compare with other failure theories..

[@k.palanivel6251]

Super work

[@RaviKumar-dm3ys]

I was great explanation bro!! Thanks for it. Is that possible to explain the vonmises stress derivation? Why means how it was derived from energy equation that was missed for vonmises theory alone. that could also help us. Thanks Once again. really it was nice and halpfull.

[@LearnMechTamizh]

Sure will do.. thank you for your comment...

[@karthikcurious5223]

If sigma 1 is sigma max and sigma 2 is sigma min. Then what is sigma 3 in 3 dimension?? Please explain it sir..

[@AMBAR6305]

Will you please make the video in English also please, it will help pan India students

[@LearnMechTamizh]

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[@lnt8419]

Aowsome brother

[@LearnMechTamizh]

Thanks

[@vilasinipradhip3304]

Super

[@RithvikaRajkumar]

Max shear strain formulae epdi arrive panuninga sir

[@LearnMechTamizh]

That formula you already studied in SOM subject

[@gurusamybalraj3110]

Failure theory suitable for brittle,ductile and some more materials explain pannunga sr

[@LearnMechTamizh]

Failure theory applied only for those martial which subjected to bi or tri axial load...In engineering application mostly Steel (Ductile Material) is used for withstand those loading....

[@thangarajpalaniyappan6538]

Nice

[@vinr1187]

Hello brother I didnt understand how a negative yield stress is plotted in the graph. Thank you.

[@vinr1187]

Thanks brother got it. Its tensile for positive and compressive negative.

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[@LearnMechTamizh]

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