(a) Determine a suitable wire diameter. (b) Determine a suitable total number of coils coils rounded to the nearest whole number. (c) Determine the spring constant. (d) Determine the static factor of safety when compressed to olid length. (e) Determine the fatigue factor of safety when repeatedly ycled from free length to solid length. Use the Zimmerli-Goodman riterion.

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An exhaust valve spring assembly with a helical compression
spring, is to be cycled between 250lbf when valve is closed, and
400lbf when valve is opened from free length of 2.0 in to solid
length of 1.5 in. The index for the spring is 10. The coil is to
fit a 3.2-in hole with a 0.2-in clearance around the spring. The
spring material is oil-tempered wire, squared and ground, and
unpeened. Use the curvature effect factor KB. Take G=11.6 Mpsi,
and Ssy = 0.5Sut
(a) Determine a suitable wire diameter.
(b) Determine a suitable total number of coils coils rounded to
the nearest whole number.
(c) Determine the spring constant.
(d) Determine the static factor of safety when compressed to
solid length.
(e) Determine the fatigue factor of safety when repeatedly
cycled from free length to solid length. Use the Zimmerli-Goodman
criterion.
Transcribed Image Text:An exhaust valve spring assembly with a helical compression spring, is to be cycled between 250lbf when valve is closed, and 400lbf when valve is opened from free length of 2.0 in to solid length of 1.5 in. The index for the spring is 10. The coil is to fit a 3.2-in hole with a 0.2-in clearance around the spring. The spring material is oil-tempered wire, squared and ground, and unpeened. Use the curvature effect factor KB. Take G=11.6 Mpsi, and Ssy = 0.5Sut (a) Determine a suitable wire diameter. (b) Determine a suitable total number of coils coils rounded to the nearest whole number. (c) Determine the spring constant. (d) Determine the static factor of safety when compressed to solid length. (e) Determine the fatigue factor of safety when repeatedly cycled from free length to solid length. Use the Zimmerli-Goodman criterion.
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