1. GLOSSARY
Helix angle of a spring: angle of the plane of the body coils with the horizontal.
Austenitization: heating steel to a temperature above 850°C to make it formable with less effort, and hardenable after rapid cooling. The structure of the steel at this temperature is austenite, hence the name austenitization. Hardening (≍ 850°C ≍ 100°C) transforms this austenite into martensite, which is very hard and brittle.
B10: number of fatigue cycles for which 10% of specimens fail with a probability of 50%.
Banana (banana spring): name given to a spring with a slightly curvilinear axis, giving a resultant force in compression that is offset from its geometric axis.
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Standardization
- Calculation of helical compression springs. - EN 13906-1 -
- définit la décarburation et spécifie trois méthodes de mesurage de la profondeur de décarburation des aciers non alliés et faiblement alliés. - ISO 3887 - 2002
- Wrought steels – Macroscopic methods for determining the content of non-metallic inclusions. - ISO 3763 - 1976
- Steels – Determining the content of non-metallic inclusions – Micrographic...
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