A cylinder of outer radius R₂=100 mm is fitted on another cylinder of outside radius R₁=85 mm with thickness t=30 mm, as depicted below. If the (tensile) maximum hoop stress at the interface between the two cylinder is 90 MPa, solve the following questions (E=105 MPa and v=0.15). R₁ R₂ What is the radial stress between the cylinders? ( What is the shrinkage allowance at the interface? (

A cylinder of outer radius R₂=100 mm is fitted on another cylinder of outside radius R₁=85 mm with thickness t=30 mm, as depicted below. If the (tensile) maximum hoop stress at the interface between the two cylinder is 90 MPa, solve the following questions (E=105 MPa and v=0.15). R₁ R₂ What is the radial stress between the cylinders? ( What is the shrinkage allowance at the interface? (

Materials Science And Engineering Properties

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ISBN:9781111988609

Author:Charles Gilmore

Publisher:Charles Gilmore

Chapter9: Time, Temperature, And Mechanical Properties

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 9.3P

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