Question-8, A cylindrical pressure vessel is1200 mm in diameter. It is made of rolled mildsteel plate. The vessel is subjected to an internal pressure of 2 N/mmt. If the materialyields at 200 N/mmt, what should be the minimum safe thickness of the plate, based onMaximum Principal Stress Theory?(FOS-1.5)

Given- Diameter d=1200 mm, Internal pressure p=2 N/mm2, Yield stress fy=200 N/mm2, FOS=1.5, It is…

Question-8, A cylindrical pressure vessel is1200 mm in diameter. It is made of rolled mild steel plate. The vessel is subjected to an internal pressure of 2 N/mm. If the material yields at 200 N/mmt, what should be the minimum safe thickness of the plate, based on Maximum Principal Stress Theory?(FOS-1.5)

Question-8, A cylindrical pressure vessel is1200 mm in diameter. It is made of rolled mild steel plate. The vessel is subjected to an internal pressure of 2 N/mm. If the material yields at 200 N/mmt, what should be the minimum safe thickness of the plate, based on Maximum Principal Stress Theory?(FOS-1.5)

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