(a) Figure Q6(a) shows an example of pressure vessel with radius of r, and yield stress Oy. Suppose the vessel is subjected to uniform internal pressure p, determine the minimum thickness to sustain the pressure according to: (i) Von Mises yield criterion (ii) Tresca yield criterion

(a) Figure Q6(a) shows an example of pressure vessel with radius of r, and yield stress Oy. Suppose the vessel is subjected to uniform internal pressure p, determine the minimum thickness to sustain the pressure according to: (i) Von Mises yield criterion (ii) Tresca yield criterion

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