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2.1 Spring in suspension
The suspension of a motor vehicle, also known as the "suspension system", is the set of components designed to dampen jolts and ensure the permanent grip of the wheels on the ground. The spring is one of its key components: it regulates the frequency of oscillation of the suspended mass and the amplitude of vertical movements. It is also one of the elements of comfort perceived by passengers
There are various types of automotive suspension, each with its own characteristics, strengths and limitations, which are briefly described here
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- Calculation of helical compression springs. - EN 13906-1 -
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