第八章 内压薄壁容器设计基础（The eighth chapter is the design foundation of internal pressure thin-wall vessel）.docVIP

第八章 内压薄壁容器设计基础（The eighth chapter is the design foundation of internal pressure thin-wall vessel） This article is contributed by 891711995 PowerPoint documents may not be good at the WAP end browsing experience. It is recommended that you choose TXT, or download the source file to the native view. Chapter Eighth Foundation of internal pressure thin-walled vessel design According to wall thickness containers can be divided into: thin-walled containers and thick-walled containers D0≤0.1 or K =≤1.2 di di § 8.1 Geometrical characteristics of the rotational Shell § 8.2 Analysis of the stress of the rotating shell membrane § 8.3 stress analysis of typical rotational shells § 8.4 The concept of the edge stress of the internal pressure cylinder Δ § 8.1 The geometrical characteristics of the rotational shells In engineering practice, the use of more of the thin-walled containers, and the geometric shape of these containers are often axisymmetric, and the dielectric pressure is often axially symmetric, even its support, or said that the constraints are symmetrical to the axis of rotation, we put the geometrical shape, the external force, the constraints are symmetrical to the axis of rotation of the problem is called axisymmetric problem. § 8.1 The geometrical characteristics of the rotational shells Several important geometrical concepts in the rotating shells (i) The middle surface: the surface of the shell thickness is called the middle surface of the shell, and the middle surface is equal to the outer surface of the shell, which represents the geometrical characteristic of the shell. Several important geometrical concepts in the rotating shells (b) Line 1, bus: The plane curve of the middle plane is formed around the revolving shaft. 2, Meridian: Cross axis of the plane and the intersection of the middle surface. 3, Normal: The point on the middle surface and perpendicular to the middle of the straight line is called the middle surface at the point of the normal (the exte