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propagated towards the opposite edge of the surface under the influence of cycling loading. Radiating ridges on the fracture surface show the path of crack advancement. Obtained results can be used in understanding the fracture behavior of coil spring in motor vehicle suspension system and further improvement of spring performance in order to reduce failures. Further analysis would include employing finite element method to determine stress levels in undamaged and damaged coil spring along with numerical estimation of fatigue life.

Acknowledgements

This work has been financially supported by University of Rijeka under the project 13.07.2.2.04.

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