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Diagrams and formulas are used to define and explain the resilience of wire and springs. The effects of material type, shape of cross section, and type of loading are considered. It is suggested that this discussion may serve as a background for analyzing a particular material or problem.
Diagrams and formulas are used to define and explain the resilience of wire and springs. The effects of material type, shape of cross section, and type of loading are considered. It is suggested that this discussion may serve as a background for analyzing a particular material or problem.
| Author(s) | Tatnall, R.R., Wickwire Spencer Steel Co. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products13(10): 545-550, 614 1938 |
| Year | 1938 |
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