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BURŠA, J.; MUDRÁK, J.; JANÍČEK, P.
Originální název
Stress concentration in inclined bar and beam shoulders
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Originální abstrakt
The paper deals with stress concentration in inclined bars and beams, where the shoulder radius is often not prescribed in the detail drawings. The commonly accepted notch definition as a stepwise change of the beam cross section, as well as a lack of nomograms or other data on stress concentration in inclined shoulders in the available literature ([1], [2], [3]) support the assumption of negligible stress concentration in inclined shoulders. Several failures of shaft-like components with inclined shoulders made us to investigate the stress concentration in these shoulders. Computational modelling confirmed a rather high stress concentration even in shoulders with a very low inclination angle. Even in the case of the declination angle of 30 degrees, the stress concentration factor is only slightly lower than in a comparable perpendicular ( angle 90 degrees) shoulder. Therefore nomograms for evaluation of stress concentration factors in inclined bar and beam shoulders under basic loading types were created and published in the paper.
Anglický abstrakt
Klíčová slova
inclined shaft shoulder, stress concentration factor, beam, bar under tension and torsion
Klíčová slova v angličtině
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Rok RIV
2011
Vydáno
20.11.2006
Nakladatel
Engineering Academy of the Czech Republic, Národní 3, 11720 Praha 1
Místo
Brno
ISSN
1210-2717
Periodikum
Inženýrská mechanika - Engineering Mechanics
Svazek
2006 (13)
Číslo
5
Stát
Česká republika
Strany od
329
Strany do
338
Strany počet
10
BibTex
@article{BUT43564, author="Jiří {Burša} and Jaroslav {Mudrák} and Přemysl {Janíček}", title="Stress concentration in inclined bar and beam shoulders", journal="Inženýrská mechanika - Engineering Mechanics", year="2006", volume="2006 (13)", number="5", pages="329--338", issn="1210-2717" }