The specification of a cylindrical vessel are as follows: D = 350 mm t = 12 mm P = 4.5 MPa Determine the a) Longitudinal Stress; b) Transverse Stress ; and c) new diameter and wall thickness if the 550-mm length cylindrical vessel is replaced by a spherical vessel of the same volume and equal material strength.

The specification of a cylindrical vessel are as follows: D = 350 mm t = 12 mm P = 4.5 MPa Determine the a) Longitudinal Stress; b) Transverse Stress ; and c) new diameter and wall thickness if the 550-mm length cylindrical vessel is replaced by a spherical vessel of the same volume and equal material strength.

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Chapter8: Applications Of Plane Stress (pressure Vessels, Beams, And Combined Loadings)

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