boiler:metallurgy:hoop_stresses
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| - | For tube or cylinders | + | These formulas are for a tube or cylinder |
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| ===== Stress in Axial Direction ===== | ===== Stress in Axial Direction ===== | ||
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| Combined stress in a single point in the cylinder wall cannot be described by a single vector using vector addition. Instead stress tensors (matrixes) describing the linear connection between two physical vectors quantities can be used. | Combined stress in a single point in the cylinder wall cannot be described by a single vector using vector addition. Instead stress tensors (matrixes) describing the linear connection between two physical vectors quantities can be used. | ||
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| ====== Hoop Stresses in a thin walled tube or Cylinder ====== | ====== Hoop Stresses in a thin walled tube or Cylinder ====== | ||
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