Difference between revisions of "Mechanical springs and spring-dampers"
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* '''Natural Frequency range:''' 3 -9 Hz | * '''Natural Frequency range:''' 3 -9 Hz | ||
* '''Pros:''' | * '''Pros:''' | ||
Latest revision as of 11:01, 23 February 2018
An example of a mechanical spring. Image reproduced from here
- Natural Frequency range: 3 -9 Hz
- Pros:
- Easily available and can be designed with required specifications (stiffness, strength)
- Low Cost
- Cons:
- Spring have very low internal damping 0.5%
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