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Plastic deformations, 54–55, 64, 117–123, 130, 134, 224,
255–256, 307, 404–414, 429
in circular shafts, 144, 184–186, 192, 212
of members with a single plane of symmetry, 260–261
modulus of rupture, 212
Plastic hinge, 405
Plastic moment, 224, 264, 307
Plastic section modulus, 259
Plastic torque, 187, 213
Plastic versus elastic behavior of a material, 64–65, 130
Plastics, properties of, A14–A15
Poisson, Siméon Denis, 93
Poisson’s ratio, 54–55, 93–94, 101, 132, 233
Polar moments of inertia, 165, A7
Power, 176
Principal stresses, 439, 463, 503
in a beam, 515–517, 540
under combined loadings, 527–539
computer problems, 545–547
design of transmission shafts, 518–527, 541
under general loading conditions, 541
under a given loading, 512–547
introduction, 514
maximum shearing stress, 443–451, 503
review problems, 542–544
summary, 540–541
Principles and Practice of Engineering, A29
Problem solution, method of, 16–17, 43
Professional Engineer, licensing as, A29
Properties
of rolled-steel shapes, 520–521, A16–A27
of selected materials used in engineering, A12–A15
Proportional limit, 62, 130
Pure bending, 220–313
computer problems, 312–313
of curved members, 294–304, 308
deformations in a symmetric member, 226–228
deformations in a transverse cross section, 233–241, 306
eccentric axial loading in a plane of symmetry, 270–278, 307
general case of eccentric axial loading, 284–293, 308
introduction, 222–224
members made of an elastoplastic material, 256–260
of members made of several materials, 242–245, 306
plastic deformations, 255–256, 260, 307
residual stresses, 261–269
review problems, 309–311
stress concentrations, 246–254, 306
stresses and deformations in the elastic range, 229–232, 305
summary, 305–308
symmetric member in, 224–225
unsymmetric, 279–283, 308
R
Radius of curvature, 224, 235, 263
permanent, 265–266
Radius of gyration, A7–A9
Rectangular beams, narrow, distribution of stresses in,
390–399, 428
Rectangular cross section bars, torsion of, 198–199, 214
Rectangular parallelepipeds, 94
Redundant reaction loading, 584, 613
Redundant reactions, 79
Reference tangent, 595, 600–601, 605–606, 611–612, 623
Relative displacement, 69
Repeated loadings, fatigue from, 66–67, 130
Residual stresses, 55, 121–123, 134, 224, 261–269
in circular shafts, 144, 189–193, 212, 214
Resilience, modulus of, 694, 697–698, 751
Resistance factor, 667. See also Load and resistance
factor design
Review problems
analysis and design of beams for bending, 374–377
axial loading, 135–137
columns, 687–689
concept of stress, 45–48
deflection of beams, 625–626
energy methods, 754–756
principal stresses under a given loading, 542–544
pure bending, 309–311
shearing stresses in beams and thin-walled members,
427–433
torsion, 215–217
transformations of stress and strain, 507–509
Rigid-body rotation, 99
Rigidity
flexural, 554, 596, 619
modulus of, 55, 100, 105, 133
Rolled-steel shapes, A16–A27
American standard channels, A22–A23
American standard shapes, A20–A21
angles, A24–A27
wide-flange shapes, A16–A19
Rotation
rigid-body, 99
speed of, 176
Rupture, modulus of, 185, 212, 256
S
Safety factor. See Factor of safety; Margin of safety
Saint-Venant, Adhémar Barré de, 114
Saint-Venant’s principle, 113–115, 134, 147–148, 234, 284, 391,
517, 528, 552
Secant formula, 632, 649–660, 685–686
Second moment, of areas, A7–A9
Second moment-area theorem, 551, 594, 598–601, 622
Shafts
axis of, 148
on failure, 185
statically indeterminate, 163–167, 211
Shape factor, 259
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