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If X is the circumferential stress and Y is the longitudinal stress with reference to a thin-walled pressure vessel, then which of the following is TRUE?

AY = X/2

BX = Y/2

CY = X/4

DX = Y/4

Answer:

A. Y = X/2

Read Explanation:

For a thin-walled pressure vessel, longitudinal stress (Y) and circumferential stress (X) are present. X is the hoop stress and Y is the axial stress. X = PD/2t and Y = PD/4t Thus, Y = X/2, making option 1 the correct answer.


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