Abstract

SummaryThe minimum resistance to deformation, and the inclination of the surfaces of sliding, are given for any system of stress in a body, supposing internal friction to be operative.The effect of internal friction in various cases of combined loading, and the value of the coefficient have been calculated from experimental data. The results do not allow of a definite value being assigned to μ for steel.Certain differences in the behaviour of ductile and of brittle bodies, when loaded, are pointed out.An expression for the equivalent bending moment of a shaft submitted to simultaneous bending and twisting, when internal friction is allowed for, is given.

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