In engineering mechanics we deal with the forces, tensions, deflections, stresses, etc. acting on a system in various directions. There are basically of two types of stresses i.e. normal stresses and shear stresses. Normal stresses further can be compressive or tensile. Also from these elementary stresses we derive other stresses such as bending, torsion, their combinations etc. In the current research model of shear stress we will develop that shear stresses are actually nothing but the combination of normal stresses acting on different directions and generations. We will look on various ‘generations’ of stresses acting in different directions due to shear forces. As through algebraic mathematics, any function can be represented by any polynomial equation which may be in the form of any finite or infinite series, similarly in this shear stress model we will further derive an equation in which shear stress can be represented as an infinite series of compressive and tensile stresses.
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