At 02:57 PM 2/12/02, Joe Curry wrote:
>Well known but depends entirely on the data that is put into the
>formulas. If the data is either unknown or "Shaky" you can't depend
>on the results. So it remains "seat-of-your-pants".
Just got off the phone with a local spring shop. The guy said as soon
as you add heat to a coil spring, everything you thought you knew about
its spring rate and behavior has now changed. Formulas applied to the
spring 10 minutes earlier don't mean a thing.
-Maurice
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