5. Design an oval flanged pipe joint for pipes of internal diameter 50 mm subjected to a fluid pressure of 7 N/mm². The maximum tensile stress in the pipe material is not to exceed 21 MPa and in the bolts 28 MD 36

5. Design an oval flanged pipe joint for pipes of internal diameter 50 mm subjected to a fluid pressure of 7 N/mm². The maximum tensile stress in the pipe material is not to exceed 21 MPa and in the bolts 28 MD 36

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Chapter2: Axially Loaded Members

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5. Design an oval flanged pipe joint for pipes of internal diameter 50 mm subjected to a fluid pressure of
7 N/mm². The maximum tensile stress in the pipe material is not to exceed 21 MPa and in the bolts 28
MPa.
[Ans. 1= 12 mm; d = 30 mm; 1,= 38 mm]

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