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The maximum shear stress in a thin cylindrical shell subjected to internal pressure 'p' is

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Vikas Pole
Vikas Pole 5 years ago
Correct answer should be pd/4t until and unless it not mentioned the case of IN Plane stress problem. i. e. if it is 2D problem then answer is pd/8t. So basically there are three stress hoop, longitudinal and radial. where radial is considered as zero. That is why maximum shear stress equal to Hoop/2
Ajay Reddy
Ajay Reddy 7 years ago
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