3) For a torsional window-shade spring shown as figure, determine the maximum operating momentand corresponding angular deflection.Given:Thickness, h: Music Wire:1.625 mm• Mean coil diameter : 25 mm• Number of active coil : 350Spring MaterialWire diameter• Factor of safety:1.5

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3) For a torsional window-shade spring shown as figure, determine the maximum operating moment and corresponding angular deflection. Given: Thickness, h Spring Material : Music Wire :1.625 mm • Mean coil diameter : 25 mm • Number of active coil : 350 Wire diameter Factor of safety :1.5

3) For a torsional window-shade spring shown as figure, determine the maximum operating moment and corresponding angular deflection. Given: Thickness, h Spring Material : Music Wire :1.625 mm • Mean coil diameter : 25 mm • Number of active coil : 350 Wire diameter Factor of safety :1.5

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3) For a torsional window-shade spring shown as figure, determine the maximum operating moment
and corresponding angular deflection.
Given:
Thickness, h
: Music Wire
:1.625 mm
• Mean coil diameter : 25 mm
• Number of active coil : 350
Spring Material
Wire diameter
• Factor of safety
:1.5

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