You might want to approximate the hoop stress in your chamber (sigma=P*d/2t), where P is pressure difference, d is mean diameter of the cylinder and t is the wall thickness. Compare this with the ultimate tensile strength of the material (looks like SS?). I'd aim for a FOS>=2.Keep us updated if your chamber implodes.
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You might want to approximate the hoop stress in your chamber (sigma=P*d/2t), where P is pressure difference, d is mean diameter of the cylinder and t is the wall thickness. Compare this with the ultimate tensile strength of the material (looks like SS?). I'd aim for a FOS>=2.Keep us updated if your chamber implodes.