Calculating Factor of Safety for Ring Interference with MSS Theory

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I have a solid cylinder inside a ring. the r of solid cylinder is 1in and the r of ring is 2in the interference is 0.002in. I found the pressure to 22.5 kpsi.

I need to find the factor of safety against the static faliure of the ring, using MSS theory. to use MSS i need to find the principle stresses. could some one suggest how to do that knowing only the pressure
 
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