Question 5.9: A cylindrical shell with r = 30 in. is simply supported at t...

Structural Analysis and Design of Process Equipment

A cylindrical shell with r = 30 in. is simply supported at the ends. If L = 10 ft and t = 0.375 in., find the critical buckling pressure for a uniform applied pressure to sides and ends. Let E = 29 × 10 $^6$ psi.

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