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The geometric variability of springs, analyzed through chaos theory techniques, is found to be closely related to the variation of production parameters of stainless steel wires: diameter, tensile strength and coating. Tight spring geometric tolerances are achieved via in-line control of the drawing parameters by means of specifically developed equipment.
The geometric variability of springs, analyzed through chaos theory techniques, is found to be closely related to the variation of production parameters of stainless steel wires: diameter, tensile strength and coating. Tight spring geometric tolerances are achieved via in-line control of the drawing parameters by means of specifically developed equipment.
| Author(s) | Michel E. Laverroux, Sprint Metal, France. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI 66th Annual Convention, Charlotte, NC USA. Paper published in Wire Journal International, Sept. 1997, pg. 90. |
| Year | 1996 |
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