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Proceedings of the Indian Academy of Sciences - Section A, 1956
In hypo-elasticity, where we take rate of stress as a function of rate of deformation, i.e., stress increment as a function of small strain from the immediately preceding state, the problems are solved without assuming the stress-strain relations.
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In hypo-elasticity, where we take rate of stress as a function of rate of deformation, i.e., stress increment as a function of small strain from the immediately preceding state, the problems are solved without assuming the stress-strain relations.
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Shear Centre, Flexural Centre and Flexural Axis
Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology, 1951AERONAUTICAL engineers are afflicted by various ‘centres’ which will not stay put. Weights engineers spend much of their time chasing the elusive centre of gravity up and down the fuselage, the aerodynamicist worries about the centre of pressure, and the structural engineer, in addition to these, is cursed with the flexural centre and the shear centre.
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