Are thin spherical shells subjected to shear stress?
Strength of Materials
- Surender
- 05 Nov
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9 Answers
9 Answers
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Radial stress(= 0) must be considered as the third principal stress. And the maximum shear stress = (σ1 - σ3)/2 where σ1 = Pd/2t ..........hoop stress σ2 = Pd/4t ..........longitudinal stress σ3 = 0 ................radial stress0Modal content
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yes. shells are subjected to internal pressure shows hoop stress as well as longitudinal stress. compaire this two axial stress condition with elemental area of shell in which two side of body subjected to axial force. so any section in between them are subjected to normal as well as shear stress.0Modal content
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No. Because in the spherical cell gas and liquid is filled. And inside pressure work as hydrostatic pressure. And hydrostatic pressure is always normal( perpendicular) to the plane so there is not any shear stress.0Modal content
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no because it is like a circular sphere0Modal content
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can any one explain ?0Modal content
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