A thick-walled cylinder with internal and external radii 86 mm and 166 mm respectively, is subject to internal and external pressures of 158 MPa and 60 MPa respectively. Apply Lame's equations to find the following: Radial and hoop stresses at radii 106 mm, 126 mm and 146 mm respectively. Draw the radial and hoop stresses distribution across the thickness of the cylinder.

A thick-walled cylinder with internal and external radii 86 mm and 166 mm respectively, is subject to internal and external pressures of 158 MPa and 60 MPa respectively. Apply Lame's equations to find the following: Radial and hoop stresses at radii 106 mm, 126 mm and 146 mm respectively. Draw the radial and hoop stresses distribution across the thickness of the cylinder.

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