Calculate tangential and radial stresses in a pipe by using differential equations for plates and slabs:
In the unenclosed situation, the middle part of the tube can be described by the following differential equation in the cylindrical axis system (r, φ, z):
(d^2u_r)/(dr^2) + (1/r)(du_r)/(dr) - (1/r^2)u_r = 0
With the general solution of the displacement field:
u_r(r) = (A)/r + B*r + C
u_φ(r) = 0
Using the kinematic equations:
ε_rr = (du_r)/(dr)
ε_φφ = (u_r)/r
σ_rr = E*ε_rr = E*(du_r)/(dr)
What are the tangential stresses at the inner and outer radii?
What are the radial stresses at the inner and outer radii?
Please calculate by hand so I can follow. Your solution would help me greatly. Thank you!