(b) thickness of 15 mm as shown in Figure Q4. The pressure inside the tank is maintained at 10 MPa. The circumferential strain at the junction of the cylinder and hemisphere assumed to be the same. Given E = 200 GRa and v = 0.3. Calculate: A water tank consists of a cylinder section enclosed by hemispherical shell with the The cireumferential strain of the cylindrical portion and the hemispherical ends. (i) (ii) The change in volume of the tank.

(b) thickness of 15 mm as shown in Figure Q4. The pressure inside the tank is maintained at 10 MPa. The circumferential strain at the junction of the cylinder and hemisphere assumed to be the same. Given E = 200 GRa and v = 0.3. Calculate: A water tank consists of a cylinder section enclosed by hemispherical shell with the The cireumferential strain of the cylindrical portion and the hemispherical ends. (i) (ii) The change in volume of the tank.

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Chapter8: Applications Of Plane Stress (pressure Vessels, Beams, And Combined Loadings)

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