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MEC E380 Lecture 10: MEC E 380 Lecture 10: Failure criterion for ductile materials: maximum shearing stress theory, and maximum distortion energy theory

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Advanced Strength of Materials I

Mechanical Engineering

Cagri Ayranci

University of Alberta

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MEC E380 Lecture 10: MEC E 380 Lecture 10: Failure criterion for ductile materials: maximum shearing stress theory, and maximum distortion energy theory

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