Automated resolution of the spiral torsion spring inverse design problem
Alejandro Silva,
Gonzalo López-Navarrete,
Carlos García-Martos
et al.
Abstract:Many mechanical applications take advantage of spiral torsion springs due to their robustness, compactness, and simplicity. Brand-new manufacturing methods allow to create spiral springs with unconventional geometries and materials that suit a wider range of uses demanding either linearity or nonlinearity. Designing a spiral torsion spring with a nonlinear desired torque curve may be a great challenge, due to their many degrees-of-freedom (length, width, thickness, arbor, and barrel diameters, etc.) and the co… Show more
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