Consider the equilibrium of a two-dimensional differential element in Cartesian coordinates, as shown in the following figure.
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Consider the equilibrium of a two-dimensional differential element in Cartesian coordinates, as shown in the following figure. Explicitly sum the forces and moments and develop the two-dimensional equilibrium equations:
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Oyt Txy atyx ax + a txy + Txy = Tyx doy dy Tyx - + Fx = 0 Fy + +Fy = 0 Fx x_d Txy + Ox+ dox_dx
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