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shear strain

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shear strain [′shir ‚strān]
(mechanics)
Also known as shear.
A deformation of a solid body in which a plane in the body is displaced parallel to itself relative to parallel planes in the body; quantitatively, it is the displacement of any plane relative to a second plane, divided by the perpendicular distance between planes.
The force causing such deformation.
shear strain, shearing strain
A deformation in a structural member (measured in radians) resulting from the application of a force in a plane (or line) of a cross section of the member, perpendicular to the length of the beam.
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