From the figure shown, Material 1 (brown) is enclosed inside Material 2 (grey). If there would be a load directly applied on material 2, what should be the minimum inside diameter of material 2, so that there is no contact pressure between the material 1 and material 2? Force P = 357.5 kN Diameter of Material 1 88.75 mm %3D Poisson's Ratio 0.355 Modulus of Elasticity of Mat. 1= 88.56 x 10 *9 N/m^2

From the figure shown, Material 1 (brown) is enclosed inside Material 2 (grey). If there would be a load directly applied on material 2, what should be the minimum inside diameter of material 2, so that there is no contact pressure between the material 1 and material 2? Force P = 357.5 kN Diameter of Material 1 88.75 mm %3D Poisson's Ratio 0.355 Modulus of Elasticity of Mat. 1= 88.56 x 10 *9 N/m^2

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