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Derive the error in pressure if 1D stress strain relation is considered compared to 2D stress...

Derive the error in pressure if 1D stress strain relation is considered compared to 2D stress strain relation.

with explanation please

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Answer #1

Ans) We know,

P/A = (L/ L ) x E

where, P = applied load

A= cross section area

L/L = strain

E = Modulus of Elasticity

Also, we know generalized Hook's Law,

  L /L = x/E - y /E - z /E

where, x , y and z are stresses in x , y and z direction respectively

   = Poisson ratio

For 2D , z =0,

Therefore Pressure in 2D is ,

(P/A)2D = [(x -  y) / E ] x E

(P/A)2D =  x -  y

For 1D , y = z = 0 ,

(P/A)1D = (x/ E) x E

(P/A)1D = x   

Hence error in pressure is,

error = (P/A)2D - (P/A)1D

= x - y - x

= - y   

Hence absolute error =| y|

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