Why do pipes attached to hoses and nozzles tend to rupture close to the end where they are attached to the hose?

Question

Why do pipes attached to hoses and nozzles tend to rupture close to the end where they are attached to the hose?

In: Engineering

Answer 1

I’ve never seen nuzzles rupture. They tend to dislocate/dislodge at those points because whatever is holding the two together, by design, is weaker than the molecular structure of the pipe itself.