Situation 4: A rigid plate of negligible weight rests on the central spring as shown and is loaded with P= 5+2°F+B kN. There is a gap of 5 mm between the outer springs and the plate. Consider the following information: No. of turns Mean diameter (mm) Wire diameter (mm) G (GPa) Central Spring 60+A 80+B 13+C 96+D (A) Determine the maximum shearing stress in each spring. (B) What is the total displacement of the rigid plate? A=4 B=4 C=6 D=5 E=4 F=5 Outer Spring 35+C 85+D 16+E 89+F gap A

Situation 4: A rigid plate of negligible weight rests on the central spring as shown and is loaded with P= 5+2°F+B kN. There is a gap of 5 mm between the outer springs and the plate. Consider the following information: No. of turns Mean diameter (mm) Wire diameter (mm) G (GPa) Central Spring 60+A 80+B 13+C 96+D (A) Determine the maximum shearing stress in each spring. (B) What is the total displacement of the rigid plate? A=4 B=4 C=6 D=5 E=4 F=5 Outer Spring 35+C 85+D 16+E 89+F gap A

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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