Stress on thick walled cylinders

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The discussion focuses on calculating circumferential and longitudinal stress in thick-walled cylinders using Lame's Equations. These equations provide a mathematical framework for determining stress distributions within cylindrical structures under internal and external pressures. Understanding these principles is crucial for engineers working with pressure vessels and structural components in various applications.

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  • Solid mechanics principles
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  • Knowledge of thick-walled cylinder theory
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  • Learn about stress analysis techniques for pressure vessels
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Mechanical engineers, structural engineers, and students studying solid mechanics who are involved in the design and analysis of pressure vessels and thick-walled cylinders.

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Could anyone explain the method of finding the circumferencial and longitudinal stress for thick cylinders?
 
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You would need to apply Lame's Equations which are explained better here
 

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