The equation is correct, but I can understand why people say otherwise. Other sources will have external pressure minus inner pressure which would mean that it is + radial and - for hoop. This equation is inner pressure minus outer so it is - for radial and + for hoop. Both are same it just a matter of preferences. I am no mean an expert, so please correct me if I have made a mistake.
I've never heard more bullshit language describing common sense conditions in my life!. It's very obviouss that you've never built a high performance engine of any application. So let's review, fancy words for someone who has no real knowledge only academic knowledge.
Thank you, I did stress analysis several times but still forget stress theory. You make it clear quickly.
Amazing, right to the point and covered everything. Very helpful!
Thank you for this time-saving video!
Very good and fast explanation. Thank you
Before your video it was difficult after your videos it became silly. Thank you
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Great video. Thank you
Nice video! Which book are you using?
Very good video!
Great video dude. Thanks
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Great video. Thank you.
why in a lot of problems, it's referring the tangential stress to the tensile stress?
It was very clear and helpful. Thank you
Great vid, thanks!
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You needed to show the axial stress as well....... by modeling it...
Can you teach me the theory of plasticity yield on this subject???
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Fantastic, thank you
which textbook are you using?
How do you calculate radial stress and shear stress near the wellbore region based on elastic mechanics theory.
Thanks man, good video!
but what is the p you use on the thin walled pipe??
How to fine the radius r
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hello sir i have a question from strength of material can you help me
thanks
Can you attach the PDF link of the notes ?
what is "r" in the above equations
R is radius to any given point on the cylinder
depends on what you need.
Great video but you did one simple mistake... INTERCHANGED THE FORMULAS OF RADIAL AND TANGENTIAL STRESS.
Yes it should be + for radial & - for hoop stress.
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The equation is correct, but I can understand why people say otherwise. Other sources will have external pressure minus inner pressure which would mean that it is + radial and - for hoop. This equation is inner pressure minus outer so it is - for radial and + for hoop. Both are same it just a matter of preferences. I am no mean an expert, so please correct me if I have made a mistake.
That’s great dude
Can I get this ppt. ???
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I've never heard more bullshit language describing common sense conditions in my life!. It's very obviouss that you've never built a high performance engine of any application. So let's review, fancy words for someone who has no real knowledge only academic knowledge.
Thanks man, good video!