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For container design, with the same material, is it possible that it passes the design based on the fourth strength theory, but fails based on the third strength theory...

2016-05-31View Original

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For container design, with the same material, is it possible that a design passes according to the fourth strength theory but fails according to the third strength theory?
Reply #22016-05-31
The fourth strength corresponds to a closed elliptical curve, while the third strength theory involves an inscribed hexagon; the area of the region between them is the answer to the question you posed.

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