Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 34 views

    Mass (KG) Force (N) Scale Reading Series (MM) Extension Series ( (MM)

    Uploaded by

    Mohammad R Abbas
    This document contains data from experiments measuring the behavior of springs connected in series and in parallel. For springs in series, the total force is the sum of the individual spring forces and the total extension is the sum of the individual spring extensions. For springs in parallel, the total force is shared between the springs and the total extension is the same for both springs. The document provides spring properties, mass and force measurements, and calculations to determine the spring rate for series and parallel configurations and compare to theoretical values.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Mass (KG) Force (N) Scale Reading Series (MM) Extension Series ( (MM)

    Uploaded by

    Mohammad R Abbas
    34 views2 pages
    This document contains data from experiments measuring the behavior of springs connected in series and in parallel. For springs in series, the total force is the sum of the individual spring forces and the total extension is the sum of the individual spring extensions. For springs in parallel, the total force is shared between the springs and the total extension is the same for both springs. The document provides spring properties, mass and force measurements, and calculations to determine the spring rate for series and parallel configurations and compare to theoretical values.

    Original Title

    spring test data

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    This document contains data from experiments measuring the behavior of springs connected in series and in parallel. For springs in series, the total force is the sum of the individual spring forces and the total extension is the sum of the individual spring extensions. For springs in parallel, the total force is shared between the springs and the total extension is the same for both springs. The document provides spring properties, mass and force measurements, and calculations to determine the spring rate for series and parallel configurations and compare to theoretical values.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    34 views2 pages

    Mass (KG) Force (N) Scale Reading Series (MM) Extension Series ( (MM)

    Uploaded by

    Mohammad R Abbas
    This document contains data from experiments measuring the behavior of springs connected in series and in parallel. For springs in series, the total force is the sum of the individual spring forces and the total extension is the sum of the individual spring extensions. For springs in parallel, the total force is shared between the springs and the total extension is the same for both springs. The document provides spring properties, mass and force measurements, and calculations to determine the spring rate for series and parallel configurations and compare to theoretical values.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    of 2

    ✓ Spring in series

    Springs Properties:
    Outside Diameter (s1) = 12.5 mm
    Wire Diameter (s1)=0.9 mm
    Length (s1)=29.6 mm
    Initial reading = 165
    Spring Rate (k1)

    Mass (Kg) Force(N) Scale reading series Extension series


    (mm) (𝜟𝒔)
    (mm)
    0.1 0.981 165 0
    0.2 165 0
    0.3 181 16
    0.4 196 31
    0.5 208 43
    0.6 220 55

    K (theoretical) series = 0.5 * k1

    From chart, take the experiment value for 2 spring in series.

    Precent difference in k series = {(k theoretical - k experiment)/k theoretical}


    *100%.
    ✓ Spring in parallel
    Springs Properties:
    Outside Diameter (s1) = 9.3 mm
    Wire Diameter (s1)=0.9 mm
    Length (s1)=62.4 mm
    Initial reading = 140 mm
    Spring Rate (k1)

    Mass (Kg) Force(N) Scale reading series (mm) Extension Parallel


    (𝜟𝒑)
    (mm)
    0.03 140 0
    0.06 140 0
    0.09 140 0
    0.12 140 0
    0.15 140 0
    0.18 140 0
    0.21 141 1
    0.24 142 2
    0.27 144 4
    0.30 146 6
    0.33 148 8
    0.36 150 10

    K (theoretical) parallel = 2* k1

    From chart, take the experiment value for 2 spring in parallel.

    Precent difference in k parallel = {(k theoretical - k experiment)/k theoretical}


    *100%.

    You might also like