500 mm15 mm-20 mm wall thicknessA pressure vessel 500 mm in diameter (20 mm thick) is designed for an internal pressure of 550kPa. A lid 15 mm thick will be welded to the inner wall of the vessel where the weld will be appliedalong the edge shaded in red.a) Determine the average shear stress in the weldb) Determine the circumferential and longitudinal stresses within the vessel wallc) If the diameter of the vessel were to increase from 500 mm to 600 mm (while keeping everythingelse the same), how would your results to (a) and (b) change?d) Conceptually speaking, how would you explain the changes observed in part (c)? i.e., why dothe stresses change even though we are maintaining the same internal pressure?

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A pressure vessel 500 mm in diameter (20 mm thick) is designed for an internal pressure of 550 kPa. A lid 15 mm thick will be welded to the inner wall of the vessel where the weld will be applied along the edge shaded in red. a) Determine the average shear stress in the weld

A pressure vessel 500 mm in diameter (20 mm thick) is designed for an internal pressure of 550 kPa. A lid 15 mm thick will be welded to the inner wall of the vessel where the weld will be applied along the edge shaded in red. a) Determine the average shear stress in the weld

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