Chilingarian, Rahman - Casing Design

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55 and the bending moment at B' of the deflected ring is: M=Mo+VoA'C-Mpo

(2.69)

where:

MPO

=

bending moment (per unit length) due to the external pressure Po at any section of ring. bending moment about O.

Mo =

From Fig. 2.9(b), the vertical and horizontal components of force po are given by: cosa

V-/pods

(2.70)

H - / pods sin c~

(2.71 )

Referring to Fig. 2.9 (b), the bending moment due to pressure po, i.e., Mpo, at any point on the arc A ' B ' can be expressed as: Mpo-

/podscosc~(A'C-z)+/podssina(B'C-y)

A'C -

-

ax=0

[B'C p~ (A'C - x) d , + , y = o

Po

p~ (B'C - y) dy

(2.72)

2 (A'B')2

Substituting Eqs. 2.67 and 2.72 in Eq. 2.69 and applying the laws of cosines one obtains: M - Mo - po --f (

2 _ -X70 2 )

(.2.7a)

However, substituting O B ' = r* + u, and A'O = r" - Uo into Eq. 2.73 and then neglecting the squares of small quantities u and Uo, the bending moment becomes: M=Mo-por*(uo-u)

(2.74)

Finally, substituting Eq. 2.74 into Eq. 2.66, the final expression of the differential equation for the deflected ring becomes:


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