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Engineering, 18.07.2019 02:20 jallison61

Considering the shrinkage only condition, if the two cylinders are 0.2 m in length and using the radial pressure you determined in part (b) above, calculate the longitudinal force 'f' required to separate the two cylinders. take usteel=0.15

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