Thin tube (20 mm inside diameter, 1 mm wall thickness and 100 mm long) is subjected to an internal pressure of 10 MPa as shown in Figure 1. If the uniaxial creep behaviour of the material is described by Equation (1), determine the increase in the diameter and length of the cylinder after 10 h. (Neglect end effects). E = 2.5x10 1oʻr4 (1) D P. Figure 1

Thin tube (20 mm inside diameter, 1 mm wall thickness and 100 mm long) is subjected to an internal pressure of 10 MPa as shown in Figure 1. If the uniaxial creep behaviour of the material is described by Equation (1), determine the increase in the diameter and length of the cylinder after 10 h. (Neglect end effects). E = 2.5x10 1oʻr4 (1) D P. Figure 1

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