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What is the maximum possible radius of a sphere of thickness 1 cm made of a metal with maximum allowable stress as 90 MPa that can hold an internal pressure of 15 MPa without failing ?

A0.24 m

B24 m

C0.12 m

D12 m

Answer:

C. 0.12 m

Read Explanation:

Given: t = 1cm = 10 mm, σh=90MPa\sigma_{h} = 90 MPa, p = 15 MPa Circumferential or hoop stress for spherical vessel, σh=pd4t90=15×d4×10d=0.24m.\sigma_h =\frac {pd}{4t} \Rightarrow 90= \frac{15 \times d}{ 4\times10} \Rightarrow d=0.24 m. radius,r=0.12m r = 0.12m

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