6-10 A solid plug gauge of steel has a diameter of 2.0004 cm and is forced into a ring gauge of the same material, which measures 2 cm inside diameter and 4 cm outside diameter. Its axial length is 2 cm. What is the maximum stress in the ring, and what force is required to slide the plug, assuming the coefficient of friction to be 0-3 ? Take E = 200 GPa.

6-10 A solid plug gauge of steel has a diameter of 2.0004 cm and is forced into a ring gauge of the same material, which measures 2 cm inside diameter and 4 cm outside diameter. Its axial length is 2 cm. What is the maximum stress in the ring, and what force is required to slide the plug, assuming the coefficient of friction to be 0-3 ? Take E = 200 GPa.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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