3. Specific features of helical extension springs
In addition to the N "useful" coils used to calculate flexibility (or its inverse, stiffness), coil springs include connecting means for the tension spring.
The forces are applied to the tension spring:
or by rings, loops or hooks formed in the wire of the spring itself (figure 24) for the most common forms;
or by accessories connected to the spring (figure 25).
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Specific features of helical extension springs
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(1) - YOUNG (W.C.), BUDYNAS (R.G.), SADEGH (A.M.) - Roark's formulas for stress and strain. - McGraw-Hill Education (2012).
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