should not exceed to a cylindrical space of 1¾-in in diameter. The spring index is 6.0 & the maximum load it will have to sustain is l00lb with corresponding deflection of ½-in. The spring is subjected to repeated loading & fatigue must be considered, a low working stress of 40,110psi will be used. Determine: (a) the diameter of wire based on c

should not exceed to a cylindrical space of 1¾-in in diameter. The spring index is 6.0 & the maximum load it will have to sustain is l00lb with corresponding deflection of ½-in. The spring is subjected to repeated loading & fatigue must be considered, a low working stress of 40,110psi will be used. Determine: (a) the diameter of wire based on c

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Chapter2: Axially Loaded Members

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