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Differential Equilibrium Equations

The document discusses differential equilibrium equations for advanced solid mechanics, including terminology for shear and normal stresses, derivation of equations relating stress components to body forces per unit volume, and notes that the equations yield an indeterminate problem requiring compatibility equations and satisfying boundary conditions, with an example use in soil mechanics relating stresses to total and effective stresses.

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Differential Equilibrium Equations

The document discusses differential equilibrium equations for advanced solid mechanics, including terminology for shear and normal stresses, derivation of equations relating stress components to body forces per unit volume, and notes that the equations yield an indeterminate problem requiring compatibility equations and satisfying boundary conditions, with an example use in soil mechanics relating stresses to total and effective stresses.

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DIFFERENTIAL EQUILIBRIUM

EQUATIONS
ADVANCED SOLID MECHNICS

Faculty In-Charge :
Prof. (Dr.) Birendra Kr. Singh
Satyam Bharti
Satyam Bharti
M.Tech -1st stSem (SMFE)
M.Tech -1 Sem (SMFE)
MTCE 10001-20
MTCE 10001-20
CONTENTS
• TERMINOLOGY

• DERIVATION

• DEMERIT

• USES
TERMINOLOGY
• τXY denotes
Shearing Stress acting on the face
perpendicular to the X-axis, acting in direction
of Y-axis
• σ XX or simply σ X
Normal Stress acting on the face
perpendicular to the X-axis, acting in direction
of X-axis
DERIVATION
Where X, Y, Z are Components of Body Force per unit Volume
Where X, Y, Z are Components of Body Force per unit Volume
Where X, Y, Z are Components of Body Force
per unit Volume
DIFFERENTIAL EQUILIBRIUM EQUATIONS

Where X, Y, Z are Components of Body Force per unit Volume


DEMERIT
 Six Independent Stress Components
 Three Equations
 Thus, Elasticity Problem Strictly Indeterminate In Nature

 Must Be Supplemented With Compatibility Equations Of


Deformations For Final Solution
 It Must Satisfy The Boundary Conditions
USE IN SOIL MECHANICS
• Equilibrium Equations For Saturated Soil
Body both in terms of Total and Effective
Stresses

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