Strength of Materials
Strength of Materials
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The combined effect of the shrinkage stresses and the stresses produced by the explosion was . To produce a uniform stress throughout the walls of the guns and thus to reduce the chance of rupture. A similar condition is taken advantage of in the manu- facture of modern ordnance, except that in this case steel is used as the material and various rings or layers are shrunk the one upon the other. The stresses induced by shrinking one layer upon the other are counteracted at the moment of firing ...by the stress induced by the explosion of the charge.
It is not often, however, that advantage can be taken of shrinkage strains in this way. More often are they troublesome and cause the work to warp in the process of machining as well as causing un- expected breakage at what seems insignificant loads. The designer must take as much care in proportioning the cast-iron parts so that as small shrinkage stresses as possible are induced as he does in calcu- lating the correct proportions to resist the stresses caused by the ex- ternal load.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The combined effect of the shrinkage stresses and the stresses produced by the explosion was . To produce a uniform stress throughout the walls of the guns and thus to reduce the chance of rupture. A similar condition is taken advantage of in the manu- facture of modern ordnance, except that in this case steel is used as the material and various rings or layers are shrunk the one upon the other. The stresses induced by shrinking one layer upon the other are counteracted at the moment of firing ...by the stress induced by the explosion of the charge.
It is not often, however, that advantage can be taken of shrinkage strains in this way. More often are they troublesome and cause the work to warp in the process of machining as well as causing un- expected breakage at what seems insignificant loads. The designer must take as much care in proportioning the cast-iron parts so that as small shrinkage stresses as possible are induced as he does in calcu- lating the correct proportions to resist the stresses caused by the ex- ternal load.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erik Oberg to read onlineMoreLess
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