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Assume a suitable value if any data is found missing.  Two cylindrical pipes are to be used to make a medium drive fit. The nominal diameter of the assembly is 200 mm. The outer diameter of the outer pipe is 230 mm and the inner diameter of the inner pipe is 150 mm. Both the inner and outer pipes are made or aluminum. Assume that both the members have dimensions according to the prescribed tolerances for the kind of fit, determine the maximum and the minimum possible tangential stress in the outer cylinder.

Assume a suitable value if any data is found missing.  Two cylindrical pipes are to be used to make a medium drive fit. The nominal diameter of the assembly is 200 mm. The outer diameter of the outer pipe is 230 mm and the inner diameter of the inner pipe is 150 mm. Both the inner and outer pipes are made or aluminum. Assume that both the members have dimensions according to the prescribed tolerances for the kind of fit, determine the maximum and the minimum possible tangential stress in the outer cylinder.

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Two cylindrical pipes are to be used to make a medium drive fit. The nominal diameter of the assembly is 200 mm. The outer diameter of the outer pipe is 230 mm and the inner diameter of the inner pipe is 150 mm. Both the inner and outer pipes are made or aluminum. Assume that both the members have dimensions according to the prescribed tolerances for the kind of fit, determine the maximum and the minimum possible tangential stress in the outer cylinder.

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