A simple problem involing in hoops stress. For sphere: M= [3/2]*p*V*[density of

A simple problem involing in hoops stress. For sphere: M= [3/2]*p*V*[density of pressure vessel material/Maximum working stress it can tolerate] For Thin walled pressure walls: Hoops stress or stress in the radial direction =p*r/2t ?

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