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State factors affecting the spring constant of the spring

      

State factors affecting the spring constant of the spring

  

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Chrispoh
a) Material – identical springs made of different materials will have different constants i.e. steel and copper.

b) Diameter – the stiffness decreases with the increase in diameter.

c) Thickness of the wire – a spring made of a thicker wire is stiffer than the one made of thin wire of the same material.

d) Length of spring – a short spring is stiffer than a longer one.

e) Number of turns per unit length – a spring with higher number of turns per unit length is less stiff than the one with fewer turns per unit length.
chrispohmomanyi answered the question on September 19, 2017 at 11:22


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