The horizontal pipe shown in Figure 2 has a hollow circular cross section of 38mm inner- diameter and 50mm outer-diameter. Determine the principle stresses (Gmax and omin) and maximum shear stress (Tmax) at points A and B on the cross section of the pipe at section a-a. As shown in Figure 2, point A is located on y- axis and the inner surface of the pipe while point B is located on z-axis and the outer surface of the pipe. 19 mm E=200 N 25 mm Section a-a 250 mm 300 mm

The horizontal pipe shown in Figure 2 has a hollow circular cross section of 38mm inner- diameter and 50mm outer-diameter. Determine the principle stresses (Gmax and omin) and maximum shear stress (Tmax) at points A and B on the cross section of the pipe at section a-a. As shown in Figure 2, point A is located on y- axis and the inner surface of the pipe while point B is located on z-axis and the outer surface of the pipe. 19 mm E=200 N 25 mm Section a-a 250 mm 300 mm

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The horizontal pipe shown in Figure 2 has a
hollow circular cross section of 38mm inner-
diameter and 50mm outer-diameter. Determine
the principle stresses (Gmax and omin) and
maximum shear stress (Tmax) at points A and B
on the cross section of the pipe at section a-a.
As shown in Figure 2, point A is located on y-
axis and the inner surface of the pipe while
point B is located on z-axis and the outer
surface of the pipe.
19 mm
E=200 N
25 mm
Section a-a
250 mm
300 mm

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