A steel sleeve of 150 mm outside diameter is to be shrunk on to a solid steel shaft of 100 mm diameter. If the shrinkage pressure set up is 15 MN/m2, find the initial differencé between the in- side diameter of the sleeve and the outside diameter of the shaft. What percentage error would be involved if the shaft were as- sumed to be incompressible ? For steel, E = 208 GN/m², v = = 0•3. %3D

A steel sleeve of 150 mm outside diameter is to be shrunk on to a solid steel shaft of 100 mm diameter. If the shrinkage pressure set up is 15 MN/m2, find the initial differencé between the in- side diameter of the sleeve and the outside diameter of the shaft. What percentage error would be involved if the shaft were as- sumed to be incompressible ? For steel, E = 208 GN/m², v = = 0•3. %3D

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