Chemical and Petroleum Engineering

, Volume 49, Issue 9–10, pp 668–674 | Cite as

Critical State of a Thin-Walled Cylindrical Shell Containing an Interlayer Fabricated from a Material of Lesser Strength

COMPRESSORS, PUMPS, AND PIPELINE FITTINGS

The stress state and strength of thin-walled cylindrical shells containing straight and spiral interlayers of a material of lesser strength are investigated. Dependences of the critical internal pressure in thin-walled shells on the slope of the layer of lesser strength, the coefficient of biaxiality of the loading, the relative thickness of the layer of lesser strength, and the coefficient of mechanical nonuniformity are obtained. A comparative theoretical analysis of the strength of seamless, straight-seam, and spiral-seam large-diameter pipes containing interlayers of lesser strength in the seams is carried out.

Keywords

Critical Pressure Full Strength Biaxial Loading Explicit Analytic Expression Structural Strengthen 
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Authors and Affiliations

  1. 1.Southern Ural State UniversityChelyabinskRussia

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