4a)A thin cylindrical tank is subjected to an internal pressure (p) of 15 MPa and at thesame time, is subjected to a twisting torque (T) of 900 Nm. Outside diameter (D)of the cylinder is 100 mm and the wall thickness (t) is 5 mm. What is the normalstress and shear stress at the inner wall C on a plane formed by a cut AB, inclinecd30" to the axis of the tank, as shown in Figure 1. Choose a convenient coordinatesystem and show it over the diagram. Consider ll the stress componentsdeveloped due to the loadings and calculate/identify their values by appropriatesymbols. No derivation is necessary.Figure 1

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A thin cylindrical tank is subjected to an internal pressure (p) of 15 MPa and at the same time, is subjected to a twisting torque (T) of 900 Nm. Outside diameter (D) of the cylinder is 100 mm and the wall thickness (t) is 5 mm. What is the normal stress and shear stress at the inner wall C on a plane formed by a cut AB, inclined 30 to the axis of the tank, as shown in Figure 1. Choose a convenient coordinate system and show it over the diagram. Consider all the stress components developed due to the loadings and calculate/identify their values by appropriate symbols. No derivation is necessary. V A

A thin cylindrical tank is subjected to an internal pressure (p) of 15 MPa and at the same time, is subjected to a twisting torque (T) of 900 Nm. Outside diameter (D) of the cylinder is 100 mm and the wall thickness (t) is 5 mm. What is the normal stress and shear stress at the inner wall C on a plane formed by a cut AB, inclined 30 to the axis of the tank, as shown in Figure 1. Choose a convenient coordinate system and show it over the diagram. Consider all the stress components developed due to the loadings and calculate/identify their values by appropriate symbols. No derivation is necessary. V A

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