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Some potential difficulties involved in the design and manufacture of precision springs are described, and solutions to these problems are discussed. Deviation from straight line behavior, creep effort, hysteresis, temperature effects, and twisting of free ends of the spring are the topics considered.
Some potential difficulties involved in the design and manufacture of precision springs are described, and solutions to these problems are discussed. Deviation from straight line behavior, creep effort, hysteresis, temperature effects, and twisting of free ends of the spring are the topics considered.
| Author(s) | de Forest, A.V.Massachusetts Institute of Technology, John Chatillon & Sons |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products17(2): 97-99, 122-123 1942 |
| Year | 1942 |
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