by Guest » Thu Dec 10, 2015 7:22 am
" If we take 3/4 = ID then "r" = 3/8 and "R" = 0.5 and "D" = 1 and thickness "t" = 1/8 "
This is self explanatory......If 3/4 is ID inside diameter then inside radius "r" must be 3/8.
If ID is 3/4 and thickness is 1/8 then Outside Radius must be 3/8 + 1/8 = 4/8 = 1/2 or 0.5. That make OD outside diameter = 1
" Area of pipe crossection "A" = Pi(R^2 - r^2) = Pi(R + r)(R - r) = Pi(D - t)(t) = Pi(7/8)(1/8) = Pi(7/64) "
Similarily this is the various form for the area of an annulus or area between 2 concentric circles as in the crossection of a pipe.
Area = Pi(R^2 - r^2) this is Pi times big R squared minus little r squared. = pi[(1/2)^2 - (3/8)^2] = pi[1/4 - 9/64] = pi [16/64 - 9/64] = pi[7/64] = 7*pi/64.
OR in the other form using the fact that the difference of 2 squares is their sum times their difference
Area = Pi[(R + r)(R - r)] = Pi[(1/2 + 3/8)(1/2 - 3/8)] = Pi[(7/8)*(1/8)] = Pi[7/64] = 7*Pi/64.
OR in the other form noting that (R + r) = (D - t) .....the outside diameter minus the thickness......and....(R - r) is just the thickness.
Area = Pi[(D - t)(t)] = Pi(D - t)(t) = Pi*[1 - (1/8)]*[1/8] = Pi[7/8][1/8] = Pi[7/64] = 7*Pi/64