Applied Stress Analysis

 The word ‘analysis’ means separation into components. The difference between applied and pure analysis is based purely on the motivation of the researcher who attempts to solve it keeping in mind its application in technology, or merely to satisfy his curiosity. For a given body geometry and boundary conditions, stress analysis means to determine at every point of the body, six unknowns (i.e. 3 normal stresses + 3 shear stresses), when the body is in a generalised state of stress. The body may be purely elastic or elastoplastic in nature. The fourth edition of this book is being presented after a careful review, removing as many of the errors as has come to light.
Contents: PART I (ELASTIC ANALYSIS) *Stress Analysis *Strain Analysis *Stress-Strain Relationships *Formulation and Solution of Elasticity Problems. PART II (PLASTIC ANALYSIS) *Fundamental Relations in Plasticity *Solution of Plasticity Problems PART III (EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS) *Photo elastic Analysis *Experimental Strain Analysis