A brass (Eb = 100 GPa, ab = 20 x 10−6 / ◦C) ring of an outer diameter d = 125 mm and a thickness tb = 6 mm fits exactly inside a steel (Es = 200 GPa, as = 12 x 10−6 / ◦C) ring of an inner diameter d = 125 mm and a thickness ts = 3 mm. If the temperature is increased by an amount ΔT = 40 ◦C, calculate the circumferential stress in the steel ring and the pressure exerted between the two rings at the interface. Use the value h = 35 mm.