What is the physical significance of radial and circumferential stresses?

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related to material internal length

the radial stresses are vectors which point from the center of the curved surface outwards (or inwards) parallel to the radius (more like normal stresses). Circumferential stresses are inside the curved surface and parallel to it (more like shear stresses)

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