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Radial Pressure in Thick Cylinders And Spheres Formulas

Radial Pressure is pressure towards or away from the central axis of a component. And is denoted by Pv. Radial Pressure is usually measured using the Megapascal per Square Meter for Radial Pressure. Note that the value of Radial Pressure is always negative.

Formulas to find Radial Pressure in Thick Cylinders And Spheres

fxRadial pressure at radius x for outer cylinder​Go
fxRadial pressure at radius 'x' for inner cylinder​Go
fxRadial pressure at junction given constants 'a' and 'b' for outer cylinder​Go
fxRadial pressure at junction of compound cylinder given constant and b for inner cylinder​Go
fxRadial pressure in compound cylinder due to internal fluid pressure alone​Go
fxRadial pressure given increase in inner radius of outer cylinder​Go
fxRadial pressure given decrease in outer radius of inner cylinder​Go
fxRadial pressure on thick spherical shell given compressive radial strain​Go
fxRadial pressure on thick spherical shell given compressive radial strain and Poisson's ratio​Go
fxRadial pressure on thick spherical shell given tensile radial strain​Go
fxRadial pressure on thick spherical shell given tensile radial strain and Poisson's ratio​Go
fxRadial pressure given tensile circumferential strain for thick spherical shell​Go

Thick Cylinders And Spheres formulas that make use of Radial Pressure

fxRadius value 'x' for outer cylinder given radial pressure at radius x​Go
fxRadius at junction of two cylinders given radial pressure at junction of two cylinders​Go
fxRadius value 'x' for inner cylinder given radial pressure at radius x​Go
fxRadius at junction given radial pressure at junction and constants for inner radius​Go
fxRadius 'x' for single thick shell given Radial pressure due to internal fluid pressure alone​Go
fxIncrease in inner radius of outer cylinder at junction of compound cylinder​Go
fxRadius at junction of compound cylinder given increase in inner radius of outer cylinder​Go
fxHoop stress given increase in inner radius of outer cylinder​Go
fxMass of compound cylinder given increase in inner radius of outer cylinder​Go
fxModulus of elasticity given increase in inner radius of outer cylinder​Go
fxDecrease in outer radius of inner cylinder at junction of compound cylinder​Go
fxRadius at junction of compound cylinder given decrease in outer radius of inner cylinder​Go
fxHoop stress given decrease in outer radius of inner cylinder​Go
fxMass of compound cylinder given decrease in outer radius of inner cylinder​Go
fxModulus of elasticity decrease in outer radius of inner cylinder​Go
fxCompressive radial strain for thick spherical shells​Go
fxHoop stress on thick spherical shell given compressive radial strain​Go
fxMass of thick spherical shell given compressive radial strain​Go
fxModulus of elasticity for thick spherical shell given compressive radial strain​Go
fxCompressive radial strain given Poisson's ratio for thick spherical shell​Go
fxHoop stress on thick spherical shell given compressive radial strain and Poisson's ratio​Go
fxPoisson's ratio for thick spherical shell given compressive radial strain​Go
fxTensile radial strain for thick spherical shell​Go
fxHoop stress on thick spherical shell given tensile radial strain​Go
fxMass of thick spherical shell given tensile radial strain​Go
fxModulus of elasticity thick spherical shell given tensile radial strain​Go
fxTensile radial strain given Poisson's ratio for thick spherical shell​Go
fxHoop stress on thick spherical shell given tensile radial strain and Poisson's ratio​Go
fxPoisson's Ratio for Thick Spherical Shell given Tensile Radial Strain​Go
fxModulus of elasticity given compressive radial strain and Poisson's ratio​Go
fxModulus of elasticity given tensile radial strain and Poisson's ratio​Go
fxTensile circumferential strain for thick spherical shell​Go
fxModulus of elasticity given tensile circumferential strain for thick spherical shell​Go
fxHoop stress given tensile circumferential strain for thick spherical shell​Go
fxConstant 'a' for outer cylinder given radial pressure at radius x​Go
fxConstant 'b' for outer cylinder given radial pressure at radius x​Go
fxConstant 'a' for outer cylinder given radial pressure at junction of two cylinders​Go
fxConstant 'b' for outer cylinder given radial pressure at junction of two cylinders​Go
fxConstant 'a' for inner cylinder given radial pressure at radius x​Go
fxConstant 'b' for inner cylinder given radial pressure at radius x​Go
fxConstant 'a' for inner cylinder given radial pressure at junction of two cylinders​Go
fxConstant 'b' for inner cylinder given radial pressure at junction of two cylinders​Go
fxConstant A for single thick shell given Radial pressure due to internal fluid pressure alone​Go
fxConstant B for single thick shell given Radial pressure due to internal fluid pressure alone​Go

List of variables in Thick Cylinders And Spheres formulas

fx Constant 'b' for outer cylinder ​Go
fx Radius Of Cylindrical Shell ​Go
fx Constant 'a' for outer cylinder ​Go
fx Constant 'b' for inner cylinder ​Go
fx Constant 'a' for inner cylinder ​Go
fx Radius at Junction ​Go
fx Constant B for Single Thick Shell ​Go
fx Constant A for single thick shell ​Go
fx Increase in radius ​Go
fx Modulus of Elasticity Of Thick Shell ​Go
fx Hoop Stress on thick shell ​Go
fx Mass Of Shell ​Go
fx Decrease in radius ​Go
fx Adjusted design value ​Go
fx Compressive Strain ​Go
fx Poisson's Ratio ​Go
fx Tensile Strain ​Go
fx Circumferential Strain ​Go

FAQ

What is the Radial Pressure?
Radial Pressure is pressure towards or away from the central axis of a component. Radial Pressure is usually measured using the Megapascal per Square Meter for Radial Pressure. Note that the value of Radial Pressure is always negative.
Can the Radial Pressure be negative?
Yes, the Radial Pressure, measured in Radial Pressure can be negative.
What unit is used to measure Radial Pressure?
Radial Pressure is usually measured using the Megapascal per Square Meter[MPa/m²] for Radial Pressure. Pascal per Square Meter[MPa/m²], Millipascal per Square Meter[MPa/m²], Bar per Square Meter[MPa/m²] are the few other units in which Radial Pressure can be measured.
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