A cylindrical pressure tank is fabricated by butt-welding 19 mm-thick plate with spiral seam shown below. The pressure in the tank is 2.76 MPa, and an axial load of 133.5 KN is applied to the end of the tank through a rigid bearing plate. Determine the normal stress and shearing stress perpendicular to the weld. 133.5 KN 1.2 m I.D. Rigid plate

A cylindrical pressure tank is fabricated by butt-welding 19 mm-thick plate with spiral seam shown below. The pressure in the tank is 2.76 MPa, and an axial load of 133.5 KN is applied to the end of the tank through a rigid bearing plate. Determine the normal stress and shearing stress perpendicular to the weld. 133.5 KN 1.2 m I.D. Rigid plate

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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