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Thick Walled Cylinders Thick Walled Cylinders Lecture 13 Lecture 13 Engineering 473 Engineering 473 Machine Design Machine Design

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  • Thick Walled CylindersThick Walled Cylinders

    Lecture 13Lecture 13

    Engineering 473Engineering 473Machine DesignMachine Design

  • AxisymmetricAxisymmetric Equation of Equation of EquilibriumEquilibrium

    (Geometry)(Geometry)

    direction-in nt displacemevdirection-rin nt displacemeu

    coordinateposition radialrcoordinateposition angular

    pressure internalpi

    0

    direction.-in the variesNothingicAxisymmetr

    =

    Ugural, Fig. 8.1(a)

  • r

    d rr

    +

    Axisymmetric Axisymmetric Equation of Equation of EquilibriumEquilibrium

    (Differential Element)(Differential Element)

    Ugural, Fig. 8.1(b)itycompatibil stress todue ,0

    constraint icaxisymmetr todue ,0

    r

    r

    =

    =

  • Axisymmetric Axisymmetric Equation of Equation of EquilibriumEquilibrium

    eunit volumper forcebody radialFr

    ( ) 0dzdrrdFdzrd-drdz2

    dsin2-dzddrrdrr rrrr =+

    +

    +

    0Fr

    drd

    0rFdr

    dr

    rrr

    rrr

    =+

    +

    =++

  • Strain Displacement EquationsStrain Displacement Equations

    ( )ru

    rdrd-dur

    drdu

    dr

    drdrrudr

    r

    =

    +=

    =

    +=

    ru ,

    drdu r ==

  • Constitutive EquationsConstitutive Equations

    ( )

    ( )r

    rr

    E1

    E1

    =

    =

    Hookes Hookes LawLawStress-Strain equations are often referred to as constitutiveequations, because they depend on what the part is made of. The equilibrium and strain-displacement equations are independent of the material.

    Webster, constitutive - making a thing what it is, essential

    ( )

    ( )r2

    r2r

    1

    E

    1

    E

    +

    =

    +

    =

  • Summary of Summary of AxisymmetricAxisymmetric EquationsEquations

    ru ,

    drdu r ==

    ( )

    ( )r

    rr

    E1

    E1

    =

    =0Fr

    drd

    rrr

    =+

    +

    Equilibrium EquationEquilibrium Equation

    StrainStrain--Displacement EquationsDisplacement Equations

    Constitutive EquationsConstitutive Equations

  • Thick Walled CylindersThick Walled Cylinders(Displacement Differential Equation)(Displacement Differential Equation)

    pressure externalppressure internalp

    radius outsidebradius insidea

    o

    i

    ( )( )

    0ru

    drdu

    r1

    drud

    drdu

    ru

    1E

    ru

    drdu

    1E

    1

    E

    1

    E

    22

    2

    2

    2r

    r2

    r2r

    =+

    +

    =

    +

    =

    +

    =

    +

    =

    Ugural, Fig. 8.2

  • Thick Walled CylindersThick Walled Cylinders(General Solution & Boundary Conditions)(General Solution & Boundary Conditions)

    rCrCu

    Solution General

    0ru

    drdu

    r1

    drud

    21

    22

    2

    +=

    =+ ( )

    ( )

    ++

    =

    +

    =

    +

    =

    +

    =

    2212

    2212r

    2

    2r

    r1C1C

    1E

    r1C1C

    1E

    drdu

    ru

    1E

    ru

    drdu

    1E

    Ugural, Fig. 8.2

  • Thick Walled CylindersThick Walled Cylinders(Boundary Conditions)(Boundary Conditions)

    obrr

    iarr

    p

    p

    =

    =

    =

    =

    Boundary ConditionsBoundary Conditions

    ( )

    ( )

    ( )

    ( )

    +=

    =

    +

    =

    +

    =

    +

    =

    22oi

    22

    2

    22o

    2i

    2

    1

    2212o

    2212i

    2212r

    abppba

    E1C

    abpbpa

    E1C

    b1C1C

    1Ep

    a1C1C

    1Ep

    r1C1C

    1E

    Ugural, Fig. 8.2

  • Thick Walled CylindersThick Walled Cylinders(Lame Equations)(Lame Equations)

    Ugural, Fig. 8.2

    ( )( )( )( )

    ( ) ( )( )rab

    bappE1

    abrpbpa

    E1u

    rabbapp

    abpbpa

    rabbapp

    abpbpa

    22

    22oi

    22o

    2i

    2

    222

    22oi

    22o

    2i

    2

    222

    22oi

    22o

    2i

    2

    r

    ++

    =

    +

    =

    =

  • Longitudinal StrainLongitudinal Strain(Unconstrained and Open Ends)(Unconstrained and Open Ends)

    ( )

    ( )rz

    z

    rzz

    E

    0 open, and nedunconstrai are Ends

    E1

    +=

    =

    =

    ( )

    ( )

    ++

    =

    +

    =

    2212

    2212r

    r1C1C

    1E

    r1C1C

    1E

    ( )[ ]

    =

    =

    +

    =+

    22o

    2i

    2

    z

    1z

    12r

    abpbpa

    E2

    1C2

    1C1

    2E

    Constant that Note r =+

  • Longitudinal StressLongitudinal Stress(Constrained Ends)(Constrained Ends)

    ( )

    ( )rz

    rzz

    E10

    +=

    ==

    ( )

    ( )

    ++

    =

    +

    =

    2212

    2212r

    r1C1C

    1E

    r1C1C

    1E

    ( )[ ]

    =

    =

    +

    =+

    22o

    2i

    2

    z

    1z

    12r

    abpbpa2

    12EC

    1C1

    2E

    Constant that Note z =

  • Longitudinal StressLongitudinal Stress(Closed and Unconstrained Ends)(Closed and Unconstrained Ends)

    op ipz

    z

    ( )

    22

    2o

    2i

    z

    2i

    2o

    22z

    abbpap

    0apbpab

    =

    =+

  • Special CasesSpecial Cases

    nedunconstrai and closed ,ab

    pa

    dconstraine ,abpa2

    nedunconstrai ,0

    rb1

    abpa

    rb1

    abpa

    22i

    2

    z

    22i

    2

    z

    z

    2

    2

    22i

    2

    2

    2

    22i

    2

    r

    =

    =

    =

    +

    =

    =

    Internal Pressure OnlyInternal Pressure Only External Pressure OnlyExternal Pressure Only

    nedunconstrai & closed ,ab

    pb

    dconstraine ,abpb2

    nedunconstrai ,0

    ra1

    abpb

    ra1

    abpb

    22o

    2

    z

    22o

    2

    z

    z

    2

    2

    22o

    2

    2

    2

    22o

    2

    r

    =

    =

    =

    +

    =

    =

  • Stress VariationStress Variation

    Internal Pressure OnlyInternal Pressure Only External Pressure OnlyExternal Pressure Only

    b/a=4

    Ugural, Fig. 8.3

  • AssignmentAssignment

    1. Show that the Lame equations for the case of internal pressure reduce to the equations for a thin walled cylinder when the ratio b/a approaches 1.

    2. A thick walled cylinder with 12 and 16 inch internal and external diameters is fabricated of a material whose tensile yield strength is 36 ksi and Poissons ratio is 0.3. Calculate the von Mises stress when the internal pressure is 10 ksi. The cylinder has closed but unconstrained ends. Will the material yield?