The discussion focuses on calculating stress and pressure in a thin-walled cylinder using specific equations. The calculated circumferential stress (σc) is 17.53 MPa, derived from the formula involving material properties and dimensions. The pressure (P) is determined to be 899.947 kPa, utilizing the relationship between stress, dimensions, and material characteristics. These calculations are essential for understanding the mechanical behavior of thin-walled structures under load.
PREREQUISITESMechanical engineers, structural analysts, and students studying materials science or mechanical engineering will benefit from this discussion, particularly those focused on stress analysis in cylindrical structures.