5. For the flat spring shown below (Ball feed device), with L = 65mm, t = 0.8 mm and b = 6 mm. Radius 12.5 mm Circular eccentric i. Ymax= ii. Ymin = A FmaxL3 B Himm Fmin L³ 3EI Eccentricity Cam 2.5 mm Center of rotation a) Find Fmax and Fmin if you know that: -b |---|| -Follower Total excursion of follower 5.0 mm during one revolution (a) Cross section of spring (enlarged) Bearing Flat spring- Ejection of one ball b) Find max and omin at the point of maximum stress. c) Find dea and dem Ymax = 8.0 mm Ymin=3.0 mm (b) Ball feed device (Assume the deflection shown in the figure is at the place where the force is being applied) The spring is made of steel (E = 207 GPa; Sut = 1500 MPa), has been hot rolled and you want a reliability of 95%. The maximum operating temperature is 45 °C. d) If a constant what would be the safety factor? dem e) If a life of 104 cycles is desired, what is the new safety factor under the same condition as d?
5. For the flat spring shown below (Ball feed device), with L = 65mm, t = 0.8 mm and b = 6 mm. Radius 12.5 mm Circular eccentric i. Ymax= ii. Ymin = A FmaxL3 B Himm Fmin L³ 3EI Eccentricity Cam 2.5 mm Center of rotation a) Find Fmax and Fmin if you know that: -b |---|| -Follower Total excursion of follower 5.0 mm during one revolution (a) Cross section of spring (enlarged) Bearing Flat spring- Ejection of one ball b) Find max and omin at the point of maximum stress. c) Find dea and dem Ymax = 8.0 mm Ymin=3.0 mm (b) Ball feed device (Assume the deflection shown in the figure is at the place where the force is being applied) The spring is made of steel (E = 207 GPa; Sut = 1500 MPa), has been hot rolled and you want a reliability of 95%. The maximum operating temperature is 45 °C. d) If a constant what would be the safety factor? dem e) If a life of 104 cycles is desired, what is the new safety factor under the same condition as d?
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