Abstract A double truncoconical spring of wire having a circular cross section, said spring having a coil diameter which is greatest in the middle portion of the spring and in which, under maximum load the coils of one half of the spring lie inside one another in the form of a spiral, and which has a linear or partially linear and partially progressive characteristic, said double truncoconical spring constructed of wire having a diameter which is greatest in the middle portion of the spring which diameter diminishes towards both ends of the spring, diminishing in a ratio such that the condition of maximum stress is fulfilled for each coil and in the case of a partially progressive characteristic, as loading upon the spring increases, the inner coils position themselves against the bearing surfaces at the ends of the spring.
A double truncoconical spring made of wire having a circular cross section, the coil having the greatest diameter being toward the middle of the spring, the coils of one half of said spring, under maximum load, being positioned inside one another in the form of a spiral, said spring having a partially progressive characteristic, said spring composed of wire whose diameter is greatest in the middle of the spring and whose diameter diminishes towards both ends of the spring in a ratio such that the condition of maximum stress is fulfilled for each coil and, as loading increases, the inner coils lay themselves progressively against the bearing surfaces at the ends of the spring.
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Dependent Claim
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A double truncoconical spring made of wire having a circular cross section, the coil having the greatest diameter being toward the middle of the spring, the coils of one half of said spring, under maximum load, being positioned inside one another in the form of a spiral, said spring having a partially progressive characteristic, said spring composed of wire whose diameter is greatest in the middle of the spring and whose diameter diminishes towards both ends of the spring in a ratio such that the condition of maximum stress is fulfilled for each coil and, as loading increases, the inner coils lay themselves progressively against the bearing surfaces at the ends of the spring.