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Thanks everyone for the great support. Joe

Here are the drawings, The flange dimensions are a total guess, The carbon cylinder is taken from wikipedia. Thanks Joe

Thanks @SnTMan, will do

Thanks @btrueblood I will start googling.

@r6155 Pretty interesting, you do not even know me and you are trying to label me. I work with composites, and the general public have a lot of misconceptions on what composites can do and what they cannot do. I am trying to educate the general population away from misconceptions and what...

Thanks @Snickster, I located https://courses.washington.edu/me354a/Thick%20Walled%20Cylinders.pdf Comes with all formulas and some example formulas.

No I do not have a solid background in pressure vessel design, manufacturing and inspection. I am a software engineer with a background in composites manufacturing. But I am try to learn some basic engineering formulas. Joe

@Snickster, let me know if this ok, I am trying to get my head around some of the basic formulas. If it too involved I more than likely will not be able to reproduce it at this basic level of my understanding. Thanks

Could someone work these formulas for me so I can verify my answers. I would like to calculate the pressure of the entire end cap I would then like to calculate the pressure on just the flange bond. I am using the following data: Pressure 5800 psi Length = 3 inches (end cap bond length that...

Thanks everyone for the great posts, @Snickster you mention "The method of calculation are found in the literature." Can I assume that this literature is the Engineering Handbook? Thanks again Joe

Thanks for the information Joe

Since I want to calculate the joint bonding area, should use the surface area of just the end cap or the entire length of the pressure vessel? Thanks Joe

Hello Everyone, I am trying to do some calculations on components on the Oceangate Titan sub. I am a software engineer with a Composites Manufacturing background. I am trying to calculate the amount of PSI that was on the bonding flange on the Titan sub. I have used the formula 2π(35 +...