Please help it's urgent QUESTION 1:1.1 A cylindrical vessel has external diameter 920 mm, length of 2.0 m and metal thickness of10 mm. It has to withstand an internal pressure of 320 kPa. This cylinder vessel must bereplaced by a spherical vessel having the same internal volume, pressure and maximum hoopstress. Determine the internal diameter and metal thickness for this spherical vessel. Take the*4dvolume of sphere as, 31-³V1.2 A thin rim, 2 m external diameter is 200 mm wide and 15 mm thick. It is made in two halveswhich are riveted together with two single cover butt-joints each containing six rivets in total.If the rivets are 20 mm in diameter and the density of the rim material is 7.8 Mg/m³.Determine the shar stress in the rivets at a speed of 600 rev/min.

Given Data: External Diameter of cylinder = D = 920 mm = 0.92 m Length of cylinder = L = 2 m…

QUESTION 1: 1.1 A cylindrical vessel has external diameter 920 mm, length of 2.0 m and metal thickness of 10 mm. It has to withstand an internal pressure of 320 kPa. This cylinder vessel must be * replaced by a spherical vessel having the same internal volume, pressure stress. Determine the internal diameter and metal thickness for this spherical hoop and maximum vessel. Take the 4 d volume of sphere as, 3 V and 15 mm thick. It is made in two halves s in total.

QUESTION 1: 1.1 A cylindrical vessel has external diameter 920 mm, length of 2.0 m and metal thickness of 10 mm. It has to withstand an internal pressure of 320 kPa. This cylinder vessel must be * replaced by a spherical vessel having the same internal volume, pressure stress. Determine the internal diameter and metal thickness for this spherical hoop and maximum vessel. Take the 4 d volume of sphere as, 3 V and 15 mm thick. It is made in two halves s in total.

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