Springs are manufactured from
- high carbon alloy steel with high strength requirements.
- low carbon alloy steel with high strength requirements.
- high carbon alloy steel with low strength requirements.
Explanation from PART66Online
Springs must store energy and return to shape without taking a permanent set, which demands a material of high strength and elastic limit. High-carbon alloy steel meets this high-strength requirement. Low-carbon steel lacks the strength and resilience needed for spring service.
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Jordi asked · 22 May 2020
i think in module 6 it literally said that the correct answer was "high carbon alloy steel with low strength requirements" am i wrong?Or did i get confused?
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