An open top vertical standpipe 12 ft in diameter and 50 ft tall containswater with a specific weight of62.4 Ib/ft^3. The wall thickness of the vesselis 0.5 in. What is the axial stress in the bottom of the tank? Please answerin kPa

Given Data: Inner diameter, d=12 ft Thickness, t=0.5 in = 124ft Specific weight of water, S = 62.4…

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An open top vertical standpipe 12 ft in diameter and 50 ft tall contains water with a specific weight of62.4 Ib/ft^3. The wall thickness of the vessel is 0.5 in. What is the axial stress in the bottom of the tank? Please answer in kPa