Figure Q3 shows a hydraulic cylinder made of AISI 1050 CD material under external loading and internal pressure. The external loading includes torque (T-300 kN.m) and pressure (P. - 30 MPa). The internal pressure is created by applying force to the piston (P, F/A). The force applied to the piston fluctuates between 1000 kN and 5000 kN. The inner diameter of the cylinder and diameter of piston are d = 250 mm. The inner surface of the cylinder is machined and its temperature is 450° C. Determine the lifetime of this tank based on the factor of safety 3 and a reliability of 90%, (Poisson ratio is 0.3).

Figure Q3 shows a hydraulic cylinder made of AISI 1050 CD material under external loading and internal pressure. The external loading includes torque (T-300 kN.m) and pressure (P. - 30 MPa). The internal pressure is created by applying force to the piston (P, F/A). The force applied to the piston fluctuates between 1000 kN and 5000 kN. The inner diameter of the cylinder and diameter of piston are d = 250 mm. The inner surface of the cylinder is machined and its temperature is 450° C. Determine the lifetime of this tank based on the factor of safety 3 and a reliability of 90%, (Poisson ratio is 0.3).

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Chapter2: Axially Loaded Members

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