Thermally stressed state of a laminated cylinder exposed to internal pressure and steady-state external heating

Zhukova, V. N.; Pimshtein, P. G.

doi:10.1007/bf00887646

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“…Zukhova and Pimshtein [1] have studied the one-dimensional, steady-state thermal problem for a laminated cylinder consisting of concentric layers and subjected to internal pressure and external heating. Their calculations show that the radial compressive stress due to the internal pressure can permit external heating without layer separation.…”

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Thermoelastic transient response of multilayered conical shells subjected to vapor field

Lee

2007

International Communications in Heat and Mass Transfer

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Thermoelastic transient response of multilayered conical shells subjected to vapor field

Lee

2007

International Communications in Heat and Mass Transfer

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“…Naga [11] presented the stress analysis and the optimization of both thick-walled impermeable and permeable cylinders under the combined effect of steady-state temperature and pressure gradient. Zukhova and Pimshtein [12] studied the one dimensional, steady-state thermal problem for a laminated cylinder consisting of concentric layers and subjected to internal pressure and external heating. From their calculations they showed that the radial compressive stress due to the internal pressure can permit external heating without layer separation.…”

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Structural Analysis of Solid and Multilayered Composite Pressure Vessels

Maddaiah¹,

Raju²,

Ali³

2016

IJERT

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A solid wall vessel also called as Mono Block pressure vessel consists of a single cylindrical shell with closed ends. Multilayer vessels are built up by wrapping a series of sheets over a core tube. In this work a solid vessel is to be created using CAD tool (creo-2) and then it is to be analyzed with analysis tool ANSYS. The analysis is to be carried out for two materials of pressure vessel, one with existing material steel S515-gr70 and another with composite material. In order to reduce the stress on the object multi layer vessel is also to be modeled. The efficient pressure vessel is to be selected based on the obtained values of deflection, stress and strain energy.

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