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what are the strength theories for yeilding and fracture
materials. state the theory more suited for
1. mild steel or
2. concrete



what are the strength theories for yeilding and fracture materials. state the theory more suited f..

Answer / kalyan

For Yield materials Maximum shear stress theory and
for Fracture materials Maximum principal stress theory.
mild steel - Maximum shear stress theory
Concrete - Maximum principal stress theory.

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