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Mohr’s Circle made Simple
imagine you’re designing a simple bolt. This bolt will be holding two heavy steel plates together in a bridge or in a skyscraper. When those plates are subjected to heavy loads, all that force is transferred directly into our bolt. If the stress generated inside that bolt exceeds the material’s strength… it is going to…
Torsion of Circular Shafts – Explained
In the early 1900s, it was surprisingly common for ships to lose their propeller shafts, right in the middle of a voyage. And the strange part was, most of the time, it wasn’t because of a collision or even a bad storm. The shaft simply couldn’t handle the twisting forces acting on it anymore, and…
Bending Stress Explained: The Neutral Axis & Flexure Formula
When we look around, we may notice the roof of our home, the floor we are standing on, and when we go outside, the bridge we cross every day. All of them look perfectly straight to us. But in reality, when people walk on them, when vehicles move, when loads increase — they are never…
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