Which is better for bearing weight, a circular cylinder or a square cylinder?

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1. As title. Which can withstand greater pressure, a circular cylinder or a square cylinder of equal thickness? Is it about bearing multiple objects? 2. What load can a 3-meter-diameter, 304 stainless steel cylinder with a thickness of 8 mm bear? What thickness is considered acceptable for a support plate? How is it calculated separately?

Reply #22016-04-13

There are calculations for this in steel atmospheric-pressure vessels

Reply #32016-04-17

Cylinders are subject to local stresses, and their load-bearing capacity is lower than that of spheres. To determine how much weight a cylinder can support, the information provided by the user is not sufficient; the height of the cylinder needs to be known

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