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Post by felix on Jan 4, 2024 2:21:45 GMT
Hello, please i need Help with the following Exercise : Question:Consider an orthotropic cylindrical pressure vessel with principal axis systems X, Y, and Z. The vessel has an inner diameter Di = 1 m, an outer diameter Da = 1.2 m, and a height H = 3 m. The pressure inside the vessel is P = 5 MPa. Take into account material stiffness values E_X = 200 GPa, E_Y = 150 GPa, and E_Z = 100 GPa. Calculate:1. Maximum principal stresses ( σ_max) and corresponding principal axis units. 2. Shear stresses ( τ_xy) in the mid-plane of the pressure vessel. 3. Axial length change ( Δ_L) of the pressure vessel. Attachments:
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Post by Owner on Jan 4, 2024 2:36:38 GMT
Hello, please i need Help with the following Exercise : Question:Consider an orthotropic cylindrical pressure vessel with principal axis systems X, Y, and Z. The vessel has an inner diameter Di = 1 m, an outer diameter Da = 1.2 m, and a height H = 3 m. The pressure inside the vessel is P = 5 MPa. Take into account material stiffness values E_X = 200 GPa, E_Y = 150 GPa, and E_Z = 100 GPa. Calculate:1. Maximum principal stresses ( σ_max) and corresponding principal axis units. 2. Shear stresses ( τ_xy) in the mid-plane of the pressure vessel. 3. Axial length change ( Δ_L) of the pressure vessel. Hey Take a Look at this Solution in the attachments : Attachments:
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Post by felix on Jan 4, 2024 2:48:56 GMT
Which values are used for V, J, E, t, and A?
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Post by Owner on Jan 4, 2024 2:59:34 GMT
Which values are used for V, J, E, t, and A? My apologies for the oversight. It seems I made an error in the LaTeX code by not explicitly showing the substitution of values for V, J, E, t, and A in the calculation. Here's the corrected version in the attachments : Attachments:
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Post by felix on Jan 4, 2024 3:02:53 GMT
Thank you very much.
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Post by Owner on Jan 4, 2024 3:03:28 GMT
You are welcome
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