Show the derivation of the girth and longitudinal stresses of the thin-walled cylindrical container shown below. Say p is the internal pressure, d is the inside diameter of the container and t is vwall thickness See

Show the derivation of the girth and longitudinal stresses of the thin-walled cylindrical container shown below. Say p is the internal pressure, d is the inside diameter of the container and t is vwall thickness See

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