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LECTURE 13:
Here materials with different yielding strengths in compression than in tension are introduced, and the Ductile Coulomb Mohr failure theory is derived from the maximum shearing stress concept and the geometry of the Mohr's circles associated with tensile and compressive yielding data. Ductile iron is spotlighted as one example of a material that can exhibit asymmetric tensile and compressive yielding strengths. An example is completed in which DCM theory is used to evaluate a factor of safety for the critical location on a ductile iron shaft subjected to bending and torsion due to a belt drive. The load line for this state of stress is plotted along with the DCM failure locus. The algebraic evaluation of the safety factor is verified against the geometry of the load line/failure locus plot.
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This lecture was presented on January 10, 2018. All retainable rights are claimed by Michael Swanbom.
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