A closed cylinder (26 + 60) cm long, containing 3 MPa pressurized fluid, due to thispressure a change in volume and change in length occurs has the values 1.535 × 10-6 m3and 4.2 x 10-5 m3, respectively. Determine: (a) the diameter and thickness of thecylinder. (b) the hoop and longitudinal stresses. (c) to what value can the fluid pressure beincreased before failure occurs according to the maximum principal stress theory of elasticfailure? (d) under the pressure produced in (c), what will be the extra fluid required topumped into the cylinder. For the material of the cylinder, E200 GPa, v =0.3, and the||yield stress oy in simple tension 280 MPa.

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