4. A spherical vessel of 1.7m diameter is made from 12mm thick plate, and it is to be subject4 to a hydraulic test. Determine the additional volume of water which it is necessary to pump into the vessel, which the vessel is initially just filled with water, in order to raise the pressure to the proof pressure of 116 bar (1 1.6 MN/m2). The bulk modulus of water is 2.9 GN/m². For the material of the vessel , E = 200 GN/m², v = 0.3. ans:26.14 x10-6 m'

4. A spherical vessel of 1.7m diameter is made from 12mm thick plate, and it is to be subject4 to a hydraulic test. Determine the additional volume of water which it is necessary to pump into the vessel, which the vessel is initially just filled with water, in order to raise the pressure to the proof pressure of 116 bar (1 1.6 MN/m2). The bulk modulus of water is 2.9 GN/m². For the material of the vessel , E = 200 GN/m², v = 0.3. ans:26.14 x10-6 m'

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