Civil Engineering - Strength of Materials - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Strength of Materials - Section 5 (Q.No. 23)
23.
If p is the internal pressure in a thin cylinder of diameter d and thickness t, the developed hoop stress, is
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Fakhar Naveed said:
2 years ago
Hoop Stress pd/2t.
Longitudinal Steee pd/4t.
Longitudinal Steee pd/4t.
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Jinish said:
6 years ago
Hoop stresses is perpendicular to both axis and radius of the cylinder and calculated by pd/2t formula and longitudinal or axial stress can be found out by pd/4t formula in the thin cylinder.
Where p is internal pressure and t is the thickness of cylinder and thickness is 1/20 of the cylinder diameter and d is length of the cylinder.
Where p is internal pressure and t is the thickness of cylinder and thickness is 1/20 of the cylinder diameter and d is length of the cylinder.
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