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Longitudinal Stress is the force along the axis of the cylinder
Longitudinal Stress
by Duyen Nguyen Thuy
What is it about?
Longitudinal Stress is the force along the axis of the cylinder. Circumferential stress=Circumferential stress is the force in the tangential direction around the cylinder. The radial stress is the force along the wall thickness direction, which is not considered in the calculation of thin-walled vessels. What is considered here is to assist some people in simple calculation, which can realize their own value.
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Longitudinal Stress is the force along the axis of the cylinder. Circumferential stress=Circumferential stress is the force in the tangential direction around the cylinder. The radial stress is the force along the wall thickness direction, which is not considered in the calculation of thin-walled vessels. What is considered here is to assist some people in simple calculation, which can realize their own value.
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