The image above represents thermal stress in relation to poisson’s ratio. To calculate thermal stress in relation to poisson’s ratio, four essential parameter are needed and these parameters are Elastic Modulus (E), Linear Coefficient of Thermal Expansion (α), Change in Temperature (ΔT) and Poisson’s Ratio (μ).
The formula for calculating thermal stress in relation to poisson’s ratio:
σ = EαΔT / 1 – μ
Where:
σ = Thermal Stress in Relation to Poisson’s Ratio
E = Elastic Modulus
α = Linear Coefficient of Thermal Expansion
ΔT = Change in Temperature
μ = Poisson’s Ratio
Let’s solve an example;
Find the thermal stress in relation to poisson’s ratio when the elastic modulus is 2, the linear coefficient of thermal expansion is 7, the change in temperature is 9 and the poisson’s ratio is 11.
This implies that;
E = Elastic Modulus = 2
α = Linear Coefficient of Thermal Expansion = 7
ΔT = Change in Temperature = 9
μ = Poisson’s Ratio = 11
σ = EαΔT / 1 – μ
Then, σ = (2)(7)(9) / 1 – 11
σ = 126 / -10
σ = -12.6
Therefore, the thermal stress in relation to poisson’s ratio is -12.6 Pa.
Calculating the Elastic Modulus when the Thermal Stress in Relation to Poisson’s Ratio, the Linear Coefficient of Thermal Expansion, the Change in Temperature and the Poisson’s Ratio are Given
E = σ(1 – μ) / αΔT
Where:
E = Elastic Modulus
σ = Thermal Stress in Relation to Poisson’s Ratio
α = Linear Coefficient of Thermal Expansion
ΔT = Change in Temperature
μ = Poisson’s Ratio
Let’s solve an example;
Find the elastic modulus when the thermal stress in relation to poisson’s ratio is 10, linear coefficient of thermal expansion is 2, the change in temperature is 3 and the poisson’s ratio is 4.
This implies that;
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σ = Thermal Stress in Relation to Poisson’s Ratio = 10
α = Linear Coefficient of Thermal Expansion = 2
ΔT = Change in Temperature = 3
μ = Poisson’s Ratio = 3
E = σ(1 – μ) / αΔT
E = 10(1 – 3) / (2)(3)
So, E = 10(-2) / 6
E = -20 / 6
E = -3.33
Therefore, the elastic modulus is -3.33.
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Calculating the Linear Coefficient of Thermal Expansion when the Thermal Stress in Relation to Poisson’s Ratio, the Elastic Modulus, the Change in Temperature and the Poisson’s Ratio are Given
α = σ(1 – μ) / EΔT
Where:
α = Linear Coefficient of Thermal Expansion
σ = Thermal Stress in Relation to Poisson’s Ratio
E = Elastic Modulus
ΔT = Change in Temperature
μ = Poisson’s Ratio
Let’s solve an example;
Find the linear coefficient of thermal expansion when the thermal stress in relation to poisson’s ratio is 2, the elastic modulus is 1, the change in temperature is 3 and the poisson’s ratio is 5.
This implies that;
σ = Thermal Stress in Relation to Poisson’s Ratio = 2
E = Elastic Modulus = 1
ΔT = Change in Temperature = 3
μ = Poisson’s Ratio = 5
α = σ(1 – μ) / EΔT
That si, α = 2(1 – 5) / 1(3)
α = -8 / 3
α = -2.67
Therefore, the linear coefficient of thermal expansion is -2.67.
Calculating the Change in Temperature when the Thermal Stress in Relation to Poisson’s Ratio, the Elastic Modulus, the Linear Coefficient of Thermal Expansion and the Poisson’s Ratio are Given
ΔT = σ(1 – μ) / Eα
Where:
ΔT = Change in Temperature
σ = Thermal Stress in Relation to Poisson’s Ratio
E = Elastic Modulus
α = Linear Coefficient of Thermal Expansion
μ = Poisson’s Ratio
Let’s solve an example;
Find the change in temperature when the thermal stress in relation to poisson’s ratio is 8, the elastic modulus is 4, the linear coefficient of thermal expansion is 2 and poisson’s ratio is 7.
This implies that;
σ = Thermal Stress in Relation to Poisson’s Ratio = 8
E = Elastic Modulus = 4
α = Linear Coefficient of Thermal Expansion = 2
μ = Poisson’s Ratio = 7
ΔT = σ(1 – μ) / Eα
ΔT = 8(1 – 7) / 4(2)
So, ΔT = 8(-6) / 8
ΔT = -48 / 8
ΔT = -6
Therefore, the change in temperature is -6.
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Calculating the Poisson’s Ratio when the Thermal Stress in Relation to Poisson’s Ratio, the Elastic Modulus, the Linear Coefficient of Thermal Expansion and the Change in Temperature are Given
μ = 1 – (EαΔT / σ)
Where:
μ = Poisson’s Ratio
σ = Thermal Stress in Relation to Poisson’s Ratio
E = Elastic Modulus
α = Linear Coefficient of Thermal Expansion
ΔT = Change in Temperature
Let’s solve an example;
Find the poisson’s ratio when the thermal stress in relation to poisson’s ratio is 45, the elastic modulus is 5, the linear coefficient of thermal expansion is 2 and the change in temperature is 3.
σ = Thermal Stress in Relation to Poisson’s Ratio = 45
E = Elastic Modulus = 5
α = Linear Coefficient of Thermal Expansion = 2
ΔT = Change in Temperature = 3
μ = 1 – (EαΔT / σ)
μ = 1 – (5(2)(3) / 45)
So, μ = 1 – (30 / 45)
μ = 1 – 0.66
μ = 0.34
Therefore, the poisson’s ratio is 0.34.
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Now, enter the values appropriately and accordingly for the parameters as required by the Elastic Modulus (E) is 2, Linear Coefficient of Thermal Expansion (α) is 7, Change in Temperature (ΔT) is 9 and Poisson’s Ratio (μ) is 11.
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