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    The document defines axial force as a force acting along the center axis of a structure producing uniform effort. It describes the free length of a spring as when no force is applied and the compression length as when a force compresses the spring until all coils touch. It discusses concentric springs as one spring inside another and parallel springs as connected side by side. It provides equations for maximum shear stress, spring index, axial deflection, equivalent impact load, and defines various constants and variables used in spring equations.

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    The document defines axial force as a force acting along the center axis of a structure producing uniform effort. It describes the free length of a spring as when no force is applied and the compression length as when a force compresses the spring until all coils touch. It discusses concentric springs as one spring inside another and parallel springs as connected side by side. It provides equations for maximum shear stress, spring index, axial deflection, equivalent impact load, and defines various constants and variables used in spring equations.

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    The document defines axial force as a force acting along the center axis of a structure producing uniform effort. It describes the free length of a spring as when no force is applied and the compression length as when a force compresses the spring until all coils touch. It discusses concentric springs as one spring inside another and parallel springs as connected side by side. It provides equations for maximum shear stress, spring index, axial deflection, equivalent impact load, and defines various constants and variables used in spring equations.

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    Which is defined as the force acting along the axis or centerpiece of a structure, producing a uniform
    effort.

    PAGE 9

    The free length of a spring is when no force is being applied to it.

    The compression length is the length when when a force or load is applied to it.

    Solid height the length of the spring once it has been compressed to the point where all of the spring's
    coils are touching

    PAGE 10

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    Concentric Springs is when one spring is placed inside the other spring

    Spring in parallel is the idea when two or more springs are connected side-by-side

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    a b and c are the perpendicular distances


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    Ss means maximum shear stress

    K means Wahl’s Factor


    F means maximum permissible axial load

    C means spring index

    PAGE 28

    means Spring’s Axial Deflection Equation


    G means modulus of rigidity
    k means spring rate
    AT 16 is from the book of Faires

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    e means the initial difference in length

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    P means equivalent impact load

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