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    The document outlines 6 cases for determining the orientation of principal axes relative to current axes based on the shear stress (τxy) and normal stresses (σx and σy). It states that if τxy is positive, the principal axes are counterclockwise, if τxy is negative they are clockwise, and if τxy is 0 they are either aligned or 90 degrees depending on whether σx is greater or less than σy. The angle between the axes depends on whether σx is greater or less than σy, with a difference of up to 45 or between 45 and 90 degrees.

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    The document outlines 6 cases for determining the orientation of principal axes relative to current axes based on the shear stress (τxy) and normal stresses (σx and σy). It states that if τxy is positive, the principal axes are counterclockwise, if τxy is negative they are clockwise, and if τxy is 0 they are either aligned or 90 degrees depending on whether σx is greater or less than σy. The angle between the axes depends on whether σx is greater or less than σy, with a difference of up to 45 or between 45 and 90 degrees.

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    Counterclockwise: Ase 1: 0 and

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    Glyn A. Brinquez
    The document outlines 6 cases for determining the orientation of principal axes relative to current axes based on the shear stress (τxy) and normal stresses (σx and σy). It states that if τxy is positive, the principal axes are counterclockwise, if τxy is negative they are clockwise, and if τxy is 0 they are either aligned or 90 degrees depending on whether σx is greater or less than σy. The angle between the axes depends on whether σx is greater or less than σy, with a difference of up to 45 or between 45 and 90 degrees.

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    ase 1:

    xy > 0 and x > y

    The principal axes are counterclockwise to the current axes (because xy > 0) and no more than 45 away (because x > y).

    Case 2:

    xy < 0 and x > y

    The principal axes are clockwise to the current axes (because xy < 0) and no more than 45 away (because x > y).

    Case 3:

    xy > 0 and x < y

    The principal axes are counterclockwise to the current axes (because xy > 0) and between 45 and 90 away (because x < y).

    Case 4:

    xy < 0 and x < y

    The principal axes are clockwise to the current axes (because xy < 0) and between 45 and 90 away (because x < y).

    Case 5:

    xy = 0 and x > y

    The principal axes are aligned with the current axes (because x > y and xy = 0).

    Case 6:

    xy = 0 and x < y

    The principal axes are exactly 90 from the current axes (because x < y and xy = 0).

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