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-====== Hoop Stresses in boiler tube ====== +====== Tensile Stresses in boiler tube ====== 
-For tube or cylinders where **wall thickness is more than 1/20 of diameter**.+These formulas are for a tube or cylinder where **wall thickness is more than 1/20 of diameter**. For a thick wall tube, scroll to the bottom of this page. 
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 +{{ boiler:metallurgy:tube_stresses.png}}
  
 ===== 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.
  
 +Reference: [[https://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/stress-thick-walled-tube-d_949.html|Link]]
 ====== Hoop Stresses in a thin walled tube or Cylinder ====== ====== Hoop Stresses in a thin walled tube or Cylinder ======
  
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