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Radius at Junction in Strength of Materials Formulas

The Radius at Junction is the radius value at the junction of compound cylinders. And is denoted by r*. Radius at Junction is usually measured using the Millimeter for Length. Note that the value of Radius at Junction is always positive. Typically, the value of Radius at Junction is greater than 0.

Formulas to find Radius at Junction in Strength of Materials

fxRadius at junction of two cylinders given radial pressure at junction of two cylinders​Go
fxRadius at junction given radial pressure at junction and constants for inner radius​Go
fxRadius at junction of compound cylinder given increase in inner radius of outer cylinder​Go
fxRadius at junction of compound cylinder given decrease in outer radius of inner cylinder​Go
fxRadius at junction of compound cylinder given original difference of radii at junction​Go

Strength of Materials formulas that make use of Radius at Junction

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
fxIncrease in inner radius of outer cylinder at junction of compound cylinder​Go
fxRadial pressure 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
fxIncrease in inner radius of outer cylinder at junction given constants of lame equation​Go
fxDecrease in outer radius of inner cylinder at junction of compound cylinder​Go
fxRadial pressure 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
fxDecrease in outer radius of inner cylinder at junction given constants of lame equation​Go
fxOriginal difference of radii at junction​Go
fxConstant for outer cylinder given original difference of radii at junction​Go
fxConstant 'a' for inner cylinder given original difference of radii at junction​Go
fxModulus of elasticity given original difference of radii at junction​Go
fxModulus of elasticity given increase in inner radius of outer cylinder and constants​Go
fxModulus of elasticity given decrease in outer radius of inner cylinder and constants​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 junction of two cylinders​Go
fxConstant 'b' for inner cylinder given radial pressure at junction of two cylinders​Go

List of variables in Strength of Materials formulas

fx Constant 'b' for outer cylinder ​Go
fx Radial Pressure ​Go
fx Constant 'a' for outer cylinder ​Go
fx Constant 'b' for inner cylinder ​Go
fx Constant 'a' for inner cylinder ​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 Original difference of radii ​Go

FAQ

What is the Radius at Junction?
The Radius at Junction is the radius value at the junction of compound cylinders. Radius at Junction is usually measured using the Millimeter for Length. Note that the value of Radius at Junction is always positive. Typically, the value of Radius at Junction is greater than 0.
Can the Radius at Junction be negative?
No, the Radius at Junction, measured in Length cannot be negative.
What unit is used to measure Radius at Junction?
Radius at Junction is usually measured using the Millimeter[mm] for Length. Meter[mm], Kilometer[mm], Decimeter[mm] are the few other units in which Radius at Junction can be measured.
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