Question: Question 1 : [ Temperature - Induced Stresses ] 1 Figure 1 , below, shows a bolt and pipe assembly. The bolt is made of

Question 1: [Temperature-Induced Stresses]
1 Figure 1, below, shows a bolt and pipe assembly. The bolt is made of steel and has a diameter of 15 mm . The pipe is made of aluminium with an outside diameter of 35 mm and inside diameter of 25 mm . note the lengths, and the thickness of the washers in the figure.
Calculate the following:
1.1 The magnitude and nature of the stresses induced in each material due to a temperature change of \(35^{\circ}\mathrm{C}\), by cooling the assembly.
Note that the nut and bolt head restrict free expansion.
1.2 The magnitude and nature of the stresses induced in each material if tightening the nut causes a total change in length of \(0,33\mathrm{~mm}\)
Note: exclude temperature change here.
1.3 The resultant stresses in the assembly when considering the temperature change and the tightening of the nut. Question 4: [Thin Cylinders and Mohr's Circle]
4 The inside diameter of a cylindrical pressure vessel is 2 m , the internal pressure must not exceed 2.1 MPa , the hoop stress in the in the material is 80 MPa and the longitudinal joint efficiency is \(75\%.\mathrm{E}=180\mathrm{GPa}\) and Poisson's ratio \(=0,29\).
4.1 Calculate the required thickness.
4.2 Assume that the thickness is 38 mm and calculate:
4.2.1 The circumferential strain.
4.2.2 The longitudinal strain
4.2.3 The change in length due to the internal pressure, if the original length is 1 m .
Question 1 : [ Temperature - Induced Stresses ] 1

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