What load are spring hooks subjected to?
- Bending.
- Tension.
- Compressive.
Explanation from PART66Online
The hook formed at the end of a tension spring is a curved cantilever, so when the spring is pulled the hook is loaded in bending rather than in pure tension. This is why hooks are a common fatigue-failure point and are inspected carefully.
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azwanmaziz92 asked · 4 Sep 2013
Can anyone explain to me why the answer is bending not the tension?
Community Comments (4)
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PART66Online
4 Sep 2013
Imagine soft metal ring with 1 cut, like this: doomlegends.com/maille/wire_cutters.jpg
You are holding it in two opposite positions and trying to tension it. What will happen with ring?
You are holding it in two opposite positions and trying to tension it. What will happen with ring?
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Sokeros
11 Jun 2021
Correct answer is b. images.app.goo.gl/XbaWnydchXsTwMob6. Its a spring hook not a single coil spring.
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Jordi
19 Jun 2021
A spring hook basically is being pulled so the correct should be tension.
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Jordi
19 Jun 2021
A spring hook basically is being pulled so the correct should be tension.
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