3. QUESTION 4Figure 3: Car SpringSuggest the best surface modification process to harden the car spring shown in Figure3, in order to prolong its life when subjected to cyclic loading. Justify your answer.[Spring: outer diameter = 15cm, internal diameter = 12 cm and height = 40 cm].%3D%3DFrom your understanding, explain why are most of the surface treatment processes areonly suitable for steel and not other materials.

To enhance the fatigue limit of a car spring, we quench it and tamper with its surface. In…

Suggest the best surface modification process to harden the car spring 3, in order to prolong its life when subjected to cyclic loading. Justify yo [Spring: outer diameter = 15cm, internal diameter = 12 cm and height = 4 %3D %3D From your understanding, explain why are most of the surface treatmen only suitable for steel and not other materials.

Suggest the best surface modification process to harden the car spring 3, in order to prolong its life when subjected to cyclic loading. Justify yo [Spring: outer diameter = 15cm, internal diameter = 12 cm and height = 4 %3D %3D From your understanding, explain why are most of the surface treatmen only suitable for steel and not other materials.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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