Mechanical Stress for a Cylinder
The mechanical stress for a cylinder expresses the internal forces that neighboring particles within the cylinder exert on each other.
The mechanical stress for a cylinder equals the force applied divided by the product of \[Pi] and the square of the radius of the cylinder.
Formula
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| symbol | description | physical quantity |
|---|---|---|
| σ | mechanical stress | "Stress" |
| F | force | "Force" |
| R | radius | "Radius" |
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