Force analysis of piston rod

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There is a single-cylinder, double-acting fork-type cylinder. Using a pressure of 0.4 MPA, the original cylinder was made of 430 material (with a thrust of around 58,000 N), and the outer diameter of the piston rod was 35 mm. Now, the housing remains unchanged; what I want to do is replace the cylinder with one made of 550 material (resulting in a thrust of around 95,000 N). Will this increased thrust cause the piston rod, as well as the fork and slider (the original slider was made of brass), to break or experience insufficient stress? Are there any formulas for calculating the load-bearing capacity of the piston rod, fork, and slider?

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