Applied Stress Analysis of Plastics pp 1-62 | Cite as
Basic Concepts: Perspectives in Elasticity Theory
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Abstract
The common use of the term stress analysis includes any kind of structural analysis. In the field of thermoplastics design, there is a growing awareness of the importance of stress analysis. In recent years, structural plastics have been used for applications in load-bearing structural components in the automotive, aerospace, sporting goods, and construction industries. Hence, design engineers are increasingly concerned about stress-related problems, typically with the strength, stiffness, and life expectancy of their products. About twenty years ago, these problems were primarily associated with the metallic components.
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Shear Stress Normal Stress Shear Strain Principal Stress Stress AnalysisPreview
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