Problem 2: A steel pressure vessel with radius r (used approximately as inner, median and outer radius), and thickness t=r/40, acts as an eccentrically loaded cantilever as shown in the figure. If internal pressure p and a weight W=(1/2)pr² are applied, determine the principal stresses at point A (located at L=10r) and show them on a properly oriented element

Problem 2: A steel pressure vessel with radius r (used approximately as inner, median and outer radius), and thickness t=r/40, acts as an eccentrically loaded cantilever as shown in the figure. If internal pressure p and a weight W=(1/2)pr² are applied, determine the principal stresses at point A (located at L=10r) and show them on a properly oriented element

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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