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In a program of work undertaken in 2013, prompted by numerous questions from spring manufacturers, carbon and stainless steel spring wires were made into extension springs. These springs were measured and load-tested to evaluate their initial tension and elastic limit. The results point to the need to revise EN 13906-2.
In a program of work undertaken in 2013, prompted by numerous questions from spring manufacturers, carbon and stainless steel spring wires were made into extension springs. These springs were measured and load-tested to evaluate their initial tension and elastic limit. The results point to the need to revise EN 13906-2.
| Author(s) | Mark Hayes, technical advisor to the Institute of Spring Technology, UK |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Milan ITC |
| Year | 2013 |
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