Figure 1.1 shows a thick cylinder with inside radius of r;=94 mm and outside radius ro =136 mm was pressurized internally Pi = 56 MPa and externally Po=26 MPa. Analyse: i. The hoop stress and radial stress on internal and external surface of the cylinder. ii. The hoop stress and radial stress at r=115 mm. iii. The maximum and minimum shearing stress. iv. Sketch the distribution of hoop stress and radial stress along the cylinder wall. P.

Figure 1.1 shows a thick cylinder with inside radius of r;=94 mm and outside radius ro =136 mm was pressurized internally Pi = 56 MPa and externally Po=26 MPa. Analyse: i. The hoop stress and radial stress on internal and external surface of the cylinder. ii. The hoop stress and radial stress at r=115 mm. iii. The maximum and minimum shearing stress. iv. Sketch the distribution of hoop stress and radial stress along the cylinder wall. P.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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