26. A semi-elliptical laminated spring has the follow-ing data :Length of longest leaf= 0•8 mCentral load= 4 kN%3DCentral deflectionAllowable bending stress = 200 MPa-= 2 cmWidth to thckness ratio of leaves = 12 : 1Calculate (a) size of leaves, (b) overlap, (c) number of leaves, and(d) radius of curvature of leaves.Take E = 210 GPa.

26. A semi-elliptical laminated spring has the follow- ing data : Length of longest leaf = 0-8 m %3D Central load = 4 kN %3D Central deflection = 2 cm %3D Allowable bending stress = 200 MPa %3D Width to thickness ratio of leaves 12 : 1 %3D Calculate (a) size of leaves, (b) overlap, (c) number of leaves, and (d) radius of curvature of leaves. Take E = 210 GPa. %3D

26. A semi-elliptical laminated spring has the follow- ing data : Length of longest leaf = 0-8 m %3D Central load = 4 kN %3D Central deflection = 2 cm %3D Allowable bending stress = 200 MPa %3D Width to thickness ratio of leaves 12 : 1 %3D Calculate (a) size of leaves, (b) overlap, (c) number of leaves, and (d) radius of curvature of leaves. Take E = 210 GPa. %3D

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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