MSS Static Failure Criterion (Maximum Shearing Stress AKA Tresca or Guest)

Here the Maximum Shearing Stress static failure criterion is presented and justified in the context of Mohr's circles. Use of this criterion is then demonstrated in an example. The Tresca hexagon failure locus is plotted for the material given in the example. The principal stresses are found for the state of plane stress given in the example, then a load line representing this state of stress is plotted on the failure locus diagram.
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In the given criteria, whether or not yield strength is obtained as net principle stress? S_y =sigma_a + sigma_b

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