Thin Wall Pressure Vessel 1.MP4

This is the first of two videos showing how to calculate stresses in a thin-walled pressure vessel. In this part, I show where the stress experessions come from.

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Education

Tags:

• Pressure Vessel
• strength of materials
• normal stress
• hoop stress
• longitudinal stress

[bencalejackson]

I now feel qualified for both my exam and to bootleg beer

[purdueMET]

@bencalejackson Wow. There's a side effect I wasn't expecting :-)

[9217589795]

you are an awesome teacher.

[purdueMET]

@9217589795 Thanks. We professor types thrive on positive reinforcement ;-)

[marenggaze]

Just on time, my final exam is tomorrow and this vid made this topic clearer for me. Thanks. Hope I get the example in time though.

[purdueMET]

@marenggaze Uh oh... I got busy and haven't done the examples yet. Hope your exam went well anyway.

[rohitpahari]

Wow this is amazing sir! Really wish I had a prof like you in my college. Simple, lucid and precise....what more would a student want?

[gediminasburnys]

Nice and very easy to understand explanation ! Does anyone know where to find such information for rectangular pressure tanks?

[OoojayAnnooO]

thank you for this video! by the way, I visited your channel and I suggest you make a playlist like this should be in a playlist called "Strength of Materials" ...this is our discussion in school yesterday and we use the book Strength of Materials by Pytel and Singer.. in your school, is this also your reference?

[arias1772]

Thanks, I took a class on this this quarter. fun stuff. my professor described a good way to remember hoop stresses being greater than longitudinal stresses by observation of a microwaved hotdog. It fails like a thin walled pressure vessel. Keep the videos coming :)