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Using a small cube as a representative volume of material, illustrate graphically all the six independent components of strains that determine the state of strain in the volume of material that is enclosed
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Using a small cube as a representative volume of material, illustrate graphically all the six independent components of strains that determine the state of strain in the volume of material that is enclosed by the cube. Indicate in your schematics, the change in shape produced by each of the normal strain and shear strain components.

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Attached below is the schematic diagram of a small cube representing volume of material and all the six independent components of strains that will determine the state of strain

Note : Attached below is a free hand diagram of the cube indicating the six independent components of strains and a screen shot of the change in shape produced by each of the normal strain and shear strain components

( drawn with online tools )

Using a small cube as a representative volume of material, illustrate graphically-example-1
Using a small cube as a representative volume of material, illustrate graphically-example-2
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