Thermal Contraction of a Split Hollow Cylinder
Consider a long hollow cylinder which is radially split along its entire length. When such a cylinder is heated, its inner radius undergoes a change δa. The cylinder is called stable if δa≤0. An approximate solution for δa is derived and is used to determine conditions for stability. The pressure ag...
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| description | Consider a long hollow cylinder which is radially split along its entire length. When such a cylinder is heated, its inner radius undergoes a change δa. The cylinder is called stable if δa≤0. An approximate solution for δa is derived and is used to determine conditions for stability. The pressure against the inner surface required to prevent the contraction δa is also derived. |
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