The cylindrical tank has an inner diameter of 450 mm, the wall thickness is 6 mm, and point a is the most critical location. With a vacuum pressure of 1.5 MPa, a) using the von Mises criterion, is this a durable design? b) using the Mohr's criterion, is this a durable design?

The cylindrical tank has an inner diameter of 450 mm, the wall thickness is 6 mm, and point a is the most critical location. With a vacuum pressure of 1.5 MPa, a) using the von Mises criterion, is this a durable design? b) using the Mohr's criterion, is this a durable design?

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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