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Various stress equations relating to helical compression springs are presented and described, and the shortcomings of their use are discussed. The author contends that the problems of design stress will not be worked out by mathematicians, but by experimentation.
Various stress equations relating to helical compression springs are presented and described, and the shortcomings of their use are discussed. The author contends that the problems of design stress will not be worked out by mathematicians, but by experimentation.
| Author(s) | Edgerton, C.T., Crucible Steel Co. |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products14(3): 165-170, 177 1939 |
| Year | 1939 |
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