2. Hemispherical endcaps are welded to the cylindrical main body to form a propane storage tank. The outside diameter is do = 4 ft and the length of the cylindrical section is Lc=5 ft. If the maximum internal pressure is not to exceed 3200 psi and the material has an allowable stress σallow = 24 ksi, determine the minimum required wall thickness. (Solution: t = 2.824 in) do

2. Hemispherical endcaps are welded to the cylindrical main body to form a propane storage tank. The outside diameter is do = 4 ft and the length of the cylindrical section is Lc=5 ft. If the maximum internal pressure is not to exceed 3200 psi and the material has an allowable stress σallow = 24 ksi, determine the minimum required wall thickness. (Solution: t = 2.824 in) do

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