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2. Consider the special steel spring in the illustration. (partial answers: F. = 81.9 N, T = 271 MPa) a) Find the pitch, soli

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a)

The pitch of the spring (P) :

p-L-d..Eq. (1)

where L = length, d = wire diameter, Na = active coils

Substitute L = 120 mm, d = 3.4 mm, Na = 12 in Eq. (1)

Here, total no. of coils = no. of active coils

120 – 3.4 P = 12 P=9.717 mm

Solid height = (No. of coils + 1)*wire diameter = (12 + 1)*3.4 = 44.2 mm

No. of active turns = 12 no.

(b)

Spring rate, (k):

. Ga = 803 y ... Eq. (2)

Where,

d = wire size (inches)
D = Mean Diameter (inches)
N = Number of active coils
G = Shear Modulus of Material
k = Spring rate

Here, d = 3.4 mm = 0.1338 in.

D = 50 -3.4 = 46.6 mm = 1.8346 in.

N = 12

G = 11.5*106 psi (For the material A227 HD steel)

substitute values of d, D, N, and G in Eq. (2)

11.5 + 106 * (0.1338) 18+ (1.8346) * 12

k = 6.217 lbf/in. = 1.0887 N/mm

(c)

Force required to close the spring, (Fs)

Fs = k(N/mm)*(free length in mm - solid length in mm)

=1.0887(120 - 44.2)

Fs = 82.5 N

(d)

Shear stress in the spring due to the force Fs

8FD T=k* d3 ..... Eq. (3)

Where,

k = spring rate

Fs = Force required to close the spring

D = Mean Diameter (mm)

d = wire size (mm)

substitute f, Fs, d, and d values in Eq. (3)

8 * 82.5 * 46.6 T= 1.0887 * 7 * 3.43 T = 271.25 N/mm² T= 271.25 MPa

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