A continuous wood stave pipe is 3.0 m in diameter and is in service under a head of 30.0 m of water. The staves are secured by means of round 25mm steel hoops with an allowable stress of 105 MPa. Find the maximum spacing of the hoops to safely secure the pipe. Assume that there is an initial tension of 7,000 n applied to the hoops.

A continuous wood stave pipe is 3.0 m in diameter and is in service under a head of 30.0 m of water. The staves are secured by means of round 25mm steel hoops with an allowable stress of 105 MPa. Find the maximum spacing of the hoops to safely secure the pipe. Assume that there is an initial tension of 7,000 n applied to the hoops.

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