A cylindrical pressure vessel of outer diameter 30 cm and thickness 15 mm is used for storing natural gas at Oman LNG. The compressed natural gas is stored at a pressure of 3000kPa and is closed by a cylindrical covering plate by 6 bolts. Assuming permissible stress for cover plate as 100 MPa and in bolt as 50 MPa, Calculate: ) The size of bolts required

A cylindrical pressure vessel of outer diameter 30 cm and thickness 15 mm is used for storing natural gas at Oman LNG. The compressed natural gas is stored at a pressure of 3000kPa and is closed by a cylindrical covering plate by 6 bolts. Assuming permissible stress for cover plate as 100 MPa and in bolt as 50 MPa, Calculate: ) The size of bolts required

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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