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perky416
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Hi guys,
The imagine the picture attached is a cross section of a cylinder. How would I work out the maximum amount of pressure this can be exposed to before the metal shears off at the location labelled "2mm thick"?
Lets say the following material is used:
T6 Aluminium
Ultimate Tensile Strength - 310 MPa
Tensile Yield Strength - 276 MPa
Shear Strength - 207 MPa
Iv googled and googled but can only seem to find information relating to shear force in beams or punching through a material.
All help greatly appreciated.
Thanks
The imagine the picture attached is a cross section of a cylinder. How would I work out the maximum amount of pressure this can be exposed to before the metal shears off at the location labelled "2mm thick"?
Lets say the following material is used:
T6 Aluminium
Ultimate Tensile Strength - 310 MPa
Tensile Yield Strength - 276 MPa
Shear Strength - 207 MPa
Iv googled and googled but can only seem to find information relating to shear force in beams or punching through a material.
All help greatly appreciated.
Thanks