A cylinder (d₁ = 1.6 in) in contact with an internal cylindrical surface (d2 = 4.6 in), as shown below, under an external load of F = 17.7 kip. The length of each cylinder is L = 2.8 in. The material properties for the cylinder are E₁ = 3.4 x 106 psi and V₁ = 0.33, and the material properties for the surface are E2 = 3.1 x 106 psi and 2 = 0.33.

A cylinder (d₁ = 1.6 in) in contact with an internal cylindrical surface (d2 = 4.6 in), as shown below, under an external load of F = 17.7 kip. The length of each cylinder is L = 2.8 in. The material properties for the cylinder are E₁ = 3.4 x 106 psi and V₁ = 0.33, and the material properties for the surface are E2 = 3.1 x 106 psi and 2 = 0.33.

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