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Description

This lecture covers topics such as the radius of curvature of fiber, belt materials like silk and polyester-neoprene, tensile and flexural stress, and the maximum allowable stress for spring steel strips in belt systems. It also discusses the considerations for belt width and thickness, as well as the total stress constraints in alternating bending scenarios.

Instructors (3)

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