3. A cylinder with one closed end and one free end has an outer radius, b =260mm, and an inner radius, a = 55mm. Determine maximum tangential, radial, shearing, and longitudinal stresses for an internal pressure of pi = 55 MPa.

3. A cylinder with one closed end and one free end has an outer radius, b =260mm, and an inner radius, a = 55mm. Determine maximum tangential, radial, shearing, and longitudinal stresses for an internal pressure of pi = 55 MPa.

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Problem 7.4.24P: through 7.4-25 An clement in plane stress is subjected to stresses sx,??y,and txy. (see figure)....

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3. A cylinder with one closed end and one free end has an outer radius, b =260mm, and an inner radius,
a = 55mm. Determine maximum tangential, radial, shearing, and longitudinal stresses for an internal
pressure of pi = 55 MPa.

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