A vertical axis circular cylindrical wine storage tank, fabricated from stainless steel, has a total height of 8 m, a radius of 150 cm, and is filled to a depth of 6 m with wine. An inert gas occupies the 2-m height Ho above the gas-wine interface and is pressurized to a value of poof 80 kPa, as shown in Fig. If the working stress in the steel is 185 MPa, determine the required wall thickness. The specific weight of the wine is 9800 N/m³. Gas y=0. Ho H

A vertical axis circular cylindrical wine storage tank, fabricated from stainless steel, has a total height of 8 m, a radius of 150 cm, and is filled to a depth of 6 m with wine. An inert gas occupies the 2-m height Ho above the gas-wine interface and is pressurized to a value of poof 80 kPa, as shown in Fig. If the working stress in the steel is 185 MPa, determine the required wall thickness. The specific weight of the wine is 9800 N/m³. Gas y=0. Ho H

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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