Engineer firms in many situations must verify the reliability of existing purchased designs. Your role as a quality engineer at an oil refinery is to confirm the maximum stresses imposed by a 1.03 MPa propane pressure inside the 20-lb design cylinder shown in Figure.3(a), at 25°C, which acts as a pressurized cylinder once the gate valve is closed. ifthe cylinder is made of 2.5-mm-thick steel and can be approximated as shown in Figure.3(c). Evaluate the maximum longitudinal and hoop stresses.

Engineer firms in many situations must verify the reliability of existing purchased designs. Your role as a quality engineer at an oil refinery is to confirm the maximum stresses imposed by a 1.03 MPa propane pressure inside the 20-lb design cylinder shown in Figure.3(a), at 25°C, which acts as a pressurized cylinder once the gate valve is closed. ifthe cylinder is made of 2.5-mm-thick steel and can be approximated as shown in Figure.3(c). Evaluate the maximum longitudinal and hoop stresses.

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