Uploaded by Sriram Sastry

17ME64 Leaf spring question bank - Module 2 part 4

advertisement
VIDYA VIKAS INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY, MYSURU-570028
DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Question bank on Leaf Springs (Module 2-part 4)
DESIGN OF MACHINE ELEMENTS-II 17ME64
6th semester VTU CBCS scheme
1. A truck spring has 10 leaves and is supported at a span of 100 cm with a central band of
80 mm width. A load of 6 kN is applied at the center of spring whose permissible stress is
300 N/mm2. The spring has a ratio of total depth to width of about 2.5. Determine the
width, thickness, deflection of leaves.
2. A semi-elliptical spring has an overall length of 1.1 m and sustains a load of 70 kN at its
centre. The spring has 3 extra full length leaves and 13 graduated leaves with central band
of 100 mm width. All the leaves are to be stressed equally without exceeding 420 N/mm2
when fully loaded. The total depth of spring is twice the width. If E is 2.1x105 N/mm2
determine: Thickness and width of leaves. Nip to be provided for pre-stressing. The load
exerted on clipping bolts after spring is assembled.
3. A locomotive spring has an overall length of 1.5m and sustains a load of 85 kN at its
centre. The spring has 3 full length leaves and 15 graduated leaves with a central band of
120 mm width. All the leaves are to be stressed to 300 N/mm2 when fully loaded. The
ratio of spring depth to width is3. Take E= 2.1x105 N/mm2. Determine:
 Thickness and width of leaves.
 The initial space to be provided between the full length leaves and graduated
leaves before band load is applied.
 The load exerted on the band after the spring is assembled.
4. A locomotive spring has an overall length of 1m and is to carry a central load of 12 kN
and is to deflect not more than 75 mm. The spring has 10 leaves two of which are full
length leaves and have been pre stressed so that all leaves have the same stress after the
full load is applied. The maximum stress in the leaves is not to exceed 380 MN/m2.
Determine:
(i) Thickness and width of leaves.
(ii) The initial space to be provided between the full length leaves and graduated leaves
before band load is applied.
(iii)The load exerted on the band after the spring is assembled
.
5. The leaf spring supports a load of 40kN on a span of 120 cm. the maximum width of the
leaf is 16 cm. If the safe permissible tensile stress and the young’s modulus for the spring
are 500 and 2.1x105 N/mm2 respectively, design the leaf spring and evaluate the
maximum deflection.
6. A load of 25 kN is supported by a leaf spring consisting of 10 graduated leaves. The span
is 0.8 metres and the material is chrome vanadium steel having a permissible stress of 600
MPa. Young’s modulus is 2.1x105 MPa. Design the spring if the deflection is limited to
80 mm.
1 of 2
N S SRIRAM
VIDYA VIKAS INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY, MYSURU-570028
DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Question bank on Leaf Springs (Module 2-part 4)
DESIGN OF MACHINE ELEMENTS-II 17ME64
6th semester VTU CBCS scheme
7. A semi elliptical automobile leaf spring of 1.2 m span carries a load of 700 N. It has 10
leaves of which two are running to full length. The width of each leaf is 50 mm.
Determine suitable thicknesses of the leaves to keep deflection under load to 70 mm. Also
determine the stress in the spring.
8. A plate spring, simply supported at the ends has a span of 800 mm. it is of varying width
and constant thickness. For a maximum deflection of 25 mm for a central load of 3 kN,
determine the required thickness and width. E= 2.1x105 N/mm2 and permissible stress is
380 MN/m2.
9. A 100 mm outside diameter coil spring having 10 active coils of 12.5 mm dia wire is in
contact with a 750 mm long cantilever spring having 6 graduated leaves of 100 width and
6.5 mm thickness as shown in fig. 1 below. Determine what force if gradually applied to
the top of the coil spring causes the cantilever spring to deflect by 25 mm? What will be
the maximum shear stress in the coil spring?
10. A semi elliptical leaf spring has an effective length of 1.5 meters. The spring seat, midway
between shackles carries a helical spring upon which is imposed an impact equivalent of
1000 Nm of energy. The laminated spring is composed of 10 graduated leaves and two
extra full-length leaves, each 6.5 mm thick and 50 mm wide. The coil spring is composed
of 6 effective turns of 50 mm wire. The mean coil diameter is100 mm. Calculate the
maximum stress induced in each spring. Refer fig. 2
11. A cantilever beam of uniform strength made of C 50 steel and 10 mm thick, is to absorb
an impact of 200 N-m with a deflection of 50 m. Determine the length of the spring and
maximum width. Use a factor of safety as 3. If this beam is to be made into a leaf spring,
what will be the breadth and number of leaves?
Design a leaf spring for a truck to the following specifications:
Maximum load on the springs
140 kN
Number of springs
4
Material for spring
Chromium Vanadium steel
Permissible tensile stress
600 N/mm2
Maximum number of leaves
10
Span of spring
1000 mm
Permissible deflection
80 mm
Young’s modulus of spring
2x105 N/mm2.
2 of 2
N S SRIRAM
Download