英文摘要 |
In mechanical structures, the holes are frequently designed at the isotropicpoints where the principal stresses are equal. In this paper, a newlydeveloped min-max scanning method is applied to determine the wholefield principal stress direction of a photoelastic model by experiment, andthe isotropic points on the model are further extracted automatically by aself-designed program. The von-Mises stress distributions around holes: (1)drilled at the determined isotropic point and near-by locations, and (2)having various sizes drilled at the determined isotropic point location areobtained and compared by finite element analysis. The suitability of drillinga hole at the determined isotropic point is investigated. Test resultsfrom a three-point loaded disk show that the maximum von-Mises stressaround the hole drilled at the determined isotropic point is less than that around the near-by locations. As the size of the hole drilled at the determinedisotropic point is decreased, the maximum von-Mises stress aroundthe hole is also decreased. Therefore the isotropic point location determinedby using the digital photoelastic approach can be effectively utilizedfor optimal design of holes in structures. |