7:17 l *l O O93A cylindrical steel pressurevessel 400 mm in diameter witha wall thickness of 20 mm, issubjected to an internal pressureof 5 MN/m^2. (a) Determinethe safe stress between thetangential and longitudinalsections in the steel. (b) To whatvalue may the internal pressurebe increased if the stress in thesteel is limited to 120 MPa? (c)If the internal pressure wereincreased until the vessel burst,sketch the type of fracture thatwould occur.*Your answer.

given:diameter of cylinder d=400mmwall thickness t=20mminternal pressure P=5MN/m2

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