Q3- A steel pressure vessel is sealed by a steel gasketed cap fastened with8 preloaded bolts as shown in figure below. The cylinder stores gas at amaximum pressure Pg=1200 psi. The thickness of the gasketed cap iste =0.5 in, the diameter of the cylinder is de = 3.25 in, and the diameter ofthe bolt circle is die-5.5 in. Also, t,-0.5 in. It has been decided to use7/16 -14 UNC 5/4 (L=bolt length) SAE Grade 8 hex-head bolts withwasher. You may assume a non-permanent connection. Determine theload factor ni, and the joint separation factor no. (Elasticity modulus forsteel, Esteef-30 Mpsi)Note: P (load per bolt) = Pg AclN, where Ac is the area of the cylinder.dhe

Given Data Maximum gas pressure, Pg=1200 psi The thickness of gasketed cap, dc=3.25 in The diameter…

Q3- A steel pressure vessel is sealed by a steel gasketed cap fastened with 8 preloaded bolts as shown in figure below. The cylinder stores gas at a maximum pressure Pg-1200 psi. The thickness of the gasketed cap is te =0.5 in, the diameter of the cylinder is de = 3.25 in, and the diameter of the bolt circle is dbe=5.5 in. Also, t-0.5 in. It has been decided to use 7/16 -14 UNC 5/4 (L=bolt length) SAE Grade 8 hex-head bolts with washer. You may assume a non-permanent connection. Determine the load factor ni, and the joint separation factor no. (Elasticity modulus for steel, Esteef 30 Mpsi) Note: P (load per bolt) = Pg AJN, where Ac is the area of the cylinder.

Q3- A steel pressure vessel is sealed by a steel gasketed cap fastened with 8 preloaded bolts as shown in figure below. The cylinder stores gas at a maximum pressure Pg-1200 psi. The thickness of the gasketed cap is te =0.5 in, the diameter of the cylinder is de = 3.25 in, and the diameter of the bolt circle is dbe=5.5 in. Also, t-0.5 in. It has been decided to use 7/16 -14 UNC 5/4 (L=bolt length) SAE Grade 8 hex-head bolts with washer. You may assume a non-permanent connection. Determine the load factor ni, and the joint separation factor no. (Elasticity modulus for steel, Esteef 30 Mpsi) Note: P (load per bolt) = Pg AJN, where Ac is the area of the cylinder.

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