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New formulas for calculating the dimensions and stresses of helical springs are derived, defined and graphically illustrated. The influences of the curvature of the wire or bar, bending stresses, and shearing stresses are recognized. Combined stresses are expressed as tensile strength values. A variation of the conventional equation for spring deflection, which includes a correction for curvature of the bar, is presented.
New formulas for calculating the dimensions and stresses of helical springs are derived, defined and graphically illustrated. The influences of the curvature of the wire or bar, bending stresses, and shearing stresses are recognized. Combined stresses are expressed as tensile strength values. A variation of the conventional equation for spring deflection, which includes a correction for curvature of the bar, is presented.
| Author(s) | Vogt, R.F., Allis-Chalmers Co. |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products8(7): 201-207, 217 1933 |
| Year | 1933 |
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