SHEAR STRAIN and Stress Components in 10 Minutes!

Everything you need to know about shearing strain, shear modulus or modulus of rigidity, direct shear and stress components on an oblique plane!

0:00 Relevance
0:17 Direct Shear
2:04 Stresses on an Oblique Plane
6:57 Shearing Strain and Modulus of Rigidity
9:07 Lecture Example

Stress components, direct shearing stress, shearing strain gamma.

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[周星驰-is]

Hi Thanks for your video, I just got a question. Around 7:30, you introduce two deformation shapes due to shear. I just cannot distinguish them, I think the right one is correct instead of the left one. Because we cannot know the deformation is along x-axis or y-axis. I think it should be both because the four sides all have stress. Could you further explain it?