Member AB (helical spring) and Member AC (axial rod) are carrying a weight at point A Member AB has the following properties: R = 90 mm, n -4 turns, G = 70 GPa,d-30 mm, and Tow-105 MPa while Member AC has the following properties: L-2,A 500 mm2, E 200 GPa, and olow - 30 MPa. Determine the maximumsafe value of W (in N). Use simplified formula for the helical spring.A60°

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Member AB (helical spring) and Member AC (axial rod) are carrying a weight at point A Member AB has the following properties: R = 90 mm, n -4 turns, G 70 GPa, d-30 mm, and T -105 MPa while Member AC has the following properties: L-2,A-500 mm2. E- 200 GPa, and olow - 30 MPa. Determine the maximum safe value of W (in N). Use simplified formula for the helical spring.

Member AB (helical spring) and Member AC (axial rod) are carrying a weight at point A Member AB has the following properties: R = 90 mm, n -4 turns, G 70 GPa, d-30 mm, and T -105 MPa while Member AC has the following properties: L-2,A-500 mm2. E- 200 GPa, and olow - 30 MPa. Determine the maximum safe value of W (in N). Use simplified formula for the helical spring.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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