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- The stresses in a powered screw include: ___________________________.
True or False with explanation
- For both shaft design and spring design, the running frequency should be at least two times lower than the first mode of natural frequency. True_ False__.
- The major stress in a spring comes from the direct shear. True_ False__.
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The natural frequency of a spring can be reduced by reducing the weight of the wire. True_ False__.
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Considering the contact fatigue of a gear, the wear factor should be higher than the gear factor. True_ False__.
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The pitch of the body coil can be calculated from the number of active coils and the critical length of the spring. True_ False__
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