Question: Problem 2 : Tube under internal pressure Let us consider a circular tube inner radius r , thickness e and assumed to be infinite and

Problem 2: Tube under internal pressure
Let us consider a circular tube inner radius r, thickness e and assumed to be infinite and free to
expand in the z direction (see Figure 2). The tube is subjected to internal pressure p. Gravity
and atmospheric pressure are neglected.
Figure 2: Circular tube subjected to internal pressure
Q1: Write all the static admissibility equation.
Q2 : Let's assume that ???? depends only on r. How can you justify that.
Q3: What can you say about g?? using the assumption g??(r) and the equilibrium equation.
Problem 2 : Tube under internal pressure Let us

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