13.9 (8) A thick cylinder has an internal diameter of 75 mm and an external diameter of 125 mm. The ends are closed and it carries an internal pressure of 60 MN/m Neglecting end effects, calculate the hoop stress and radial stress at radii of 37.5 mm, 40 mm, 50 mm, 60 mm and 62.5 mm. Plot the values on a diagram to show the variation of these stresses through the cylinder wall. What is the value of the longitudinal stress in the cylinder? [CU] [Hoop: 128, 116, 86.5, 702, 67.5 MN/m² Radial -60-487, -19, -29, OMN/m, 33.8 MN/m²]

13.9 (8) A thick cylinder has an internal diameter of 75 mm and an external diameter of 125 mm. The ends are closed and it carries an internal pressure of 60 MN/m Neglecting end effects, calculate the hoop stress and radial stress at radii of 37.5 mm, 40 mm, 50 mm, 60 mm and 62.5 mm. Plot the values on a diagram to show the variation of these stresses through the cylinder wall. What is the value of the longitudinal stress in the cylinder? [CU] [Hoop: 128, 116, 86.5, 702, 67.5 MN/m² Radial -60-487, -19, -29, OMN/m, 33.8 MN/m²]

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