From Lambda Technologies
The intent of this paper is not to present a new technology available to springmakers and spring users. The intent of this paper is to utilize existing spring manufacturing and analysis techniques to further the understanding of how a spring's fatigue performance can be enhanced and/or changed by modifying residual stress levels.
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