A 100in. diameter cylinder (closed ends) made of a material having an allowable yield strength in shear of 10,000psi is subjected to an internal pressure of 300psi. Determine the required wall thickness. Thin-wall stress analysis is adequate in this problem and you must take into account the radial stress in calculating the maximum shear stress.

A 100in. diameter cylinder (closed ends) made of a material having an allowable yield strength in shear of 10,000psi is subjected to an internal pressure of 300psi. Determine the required wall thickness. Thin-wall stress analysis is adequate in this problem and you must take into account the radial stress in calculating the maximum shear stress.

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Chapter3: Torsion

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Problem 3.2.6P: A circular aluminum tube subjected to pure torsion by torques T(sec figure) has an outer radius...

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