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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 36

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ing stress as a deep and in-volved technical term. Consider it in every-day language as a measure of the pull in the metal which tells us how*? -p, nard it is working. In order to compare one stressttlained with another their magnitude is given by stating the number of pounds of such pull which… … Fig. 16 ^L^ til How can we measure these stresses? What relation existsbetween them and the dimensions of a spring? Figure 16shows a bar of steel held in a vise and deflected by aweight at its outer end. The fibres above the centerof the bar will be stretched, and the fibres below thecenter will be…

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