calculating principal stresses and directions

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 [CO,CE]MF1-1 [RO]gray Metal Forming [RO]gray Computation of Principal Stresses and Direction in 3D Abstract This short note, is intended to accompany the textbook, and ll some of the gaps in the it. One of thos e gaps is the mos t eci en t way to compute the principal stresses (strains) and Directions given a stress (strain) tensor characterizing the stress state at a point. Contents 1 Principal Stresses in Three Dimensions 2 1

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Describe how to compute the principal stresses/strains and their associated directions using analytical method.

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[CO,CE]MF1-1 [RO]gray Metal Forming [RO]gray Computation of Principal

Stresses and Direction in 3D

Abstract

This short note, is intended to accompany the textbook, and fillsome of the gaps in the it. One of those gaps is the most efficientway to compute the principal stresses (strains) and Directions givena stress (strain) tensor characterizing the stress state at a point.

Contents

1 Principal Stresses in Three Dimensions 2

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1 Principal Stresses in Three Dimensions

1.   Assuming that you are given a state of stress in the three dimensionalspace, whether it comes from previous calculations or experimental measure-ments, we need to reduce those 6 components given as:

σ =   σxτ xyτ xzτ yxσyτ yzτ zxτ zyσz   (1)

to the three principal components,   σ1   > σ2   > σ3, which are acting solely(alone) on the principal planes.

2.   Here is how we should proceed.

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