Chapter LXX: Section 80: Springs
=1460. Open spiral spring= for tension.
=1461. Close spiral spring.=
=1462. Open spiral spring= for compression.
=1463. Open spiral spring= (square thread) for compression.
=1464. Double volute chair spring.=
=1465. Spindle-shaped open or close spiral spring= for tension.
=1466. Parallel open or close spiral spring= with coned ends.
=1467 & 1468. Volute springs.=
=1469. Torsional spiral spring.=
=1470. Wire staple torsional spiral spring,= used for hinging; the ends of the wire are bent at a right angle and driven into the wood.
=1471. Fixed spring.=
=1472 & 1473. Sear springs.=
=1474. Flat spiral spring.=
=1475. Plate spring.=
=1476. Indiarubber spring= for tension.
=1477. Wire spring.=
=1478. Ribbon spring= for torsion.
=1479. Compound rubber disc spring.=
=1480. Air cushion or spring piston.=
=1481. Laminated plate wagon spring.=
=1482. Compound dished disc or bent plate spring.=
=1483. Loop spring.=
=1484. Flat spiral spring, clock spring or coil spring.=
=1485. Split ring spring.=
=1486. Spring pole= for foot hammer motion, &c.
=1487 to 1489. Spring washers.=
=1490. Spindle-shaped compression spring.=
=1491. Flat spiral spring= for piston rings.
See also Nos. 1729, 630, 1501, 1503, 11, 767, 768; and Section 35
(Elastic Wheels) for other forms of springs and applications of them.
For equalising the tension of a spring, see No. 1592 and 1602.
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