Leaf springs, their characteristics and methods of specification; a hand-book of useful information relating to automobile leaf springs, their manufacture, methods of specification, details and characteristics (1912)
Landau, David, ed, Sheldon axel Company · Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Sheldon axle company, Spring engineering department · leaf 27
Fig. 11 Fig. 12 tion, used to strengthen the eye, is shown in Figure 12. The long plate is here wrapped around the eye and is known as a wrapper. In service the leaves of a spring tend to move transversely, or from side to side. There are a number of ways in mement ^j^ tjley can ke j™t ni pr0pCr… … Section at A B Fig. l: ing in a narrow slot or saw in the leaf above, see Figure 13.Metal i- removed from one leaf and metal distorted in the otherwhen securing the leaves in this way. It can, therefore, hardlybe recommended as the best practice.
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