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Team Wrecked Week 9 Deliverables: Engineering Analysis

Energy Experiment h = 3 ft w = 2.5 lb d = 25 ft Weight was dropped from a fixed pivot point like a pendulum Wanted to achieve a distance of 25 ft.

Experimental Results

Spring-loaded Arm - FBD

Shear and Bending Diagrams

Powered Arm - FBD

Shear and Bending

Governing Equations

EES Equations

Important EES Results Spring constant, k = lbf/in. Max spring force = lbf Torque required by motor = lbf-in. Max beam stress, σ = 24.7 ksi

Material Selection Tensile Yield Strengths σ (ksi) Engineering Plastics~ Wrought Aluminum Alloy~ 5-73 Aluminum Casting Alloy~ 9-30 Copper Alloys~ Cast Iron~ Stainless Steel~ Carbon Steel~

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