Maximum Internal Pressure in Cylindrical PRESSURE VESSEL in 80 Seconds!

Thin-Walled Pressure Vessels
Hoop Stress, Tangential Stress, Circumferential Stress
Longitudinal Stress, Axial Stress
Spherical Pressure Vessels
Cylindrical Pressure Vessels
Principal Stresses

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[pandianshanthakumar]

Great video.. with simple examples..and clear cut explanations. Thanks a lot

[margots]

this was so helpful and easily understood. Thank uuuu

[Vyantri]

Should we not use the yield strength instead of the UTS to determine the safety factor? It seems more logical to use the yield strength as yielding is a mode of mechanical failure and a pressure vessel should not fail at all, which implies that it should also not yield but by using UTS it is implying that the tank won't fracture? I think yielding should be the primary concern rather than fracture?

[vincentmarotta]

Note the FOS of 5 is suggested for "extra safety" here. I imagine you would have to look up the material properties to figure out what force/stress would be necessary to actually break this vessel.