THICK-WALLED PRESSURE VESSELS A steel compound cylinder is formed by shrinking a tube 400 mm outside diameter and 300 mm inside diameter on to one of 300 mm outside diameter and 200 mm inside diameter. When subjected to an operating pressure of 200 MPa, the radial pressure generated at the common interface is 75 MNm-².

THICK-WALLED PRESSURE VESSELS A steel compound cylinder is formed by shrinking a tube 400 mm outside diameter and 300 mm inside diameter on to one of 300 mm outside diameter and 200 mm inside diameter. When subjected to an operating pressure of 200 MPa, the radial pressure generated at the common interface is 75 MNm-².

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