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torsion beam suspension

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torsion beam suspension

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torsion beam suspension: Encyclopedia II - Torsion spring - The Torsion Balance

The torsion balance was a device created by Charles Augustine de Coulomb in 1777, used to measure the electrostatic force within a given object. It was based on the principal that the magnitude of the electrostatic force between two point charges is directly proportional to the magnitudes of each charge and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between the charges. This principal is called Coulomb’s Law. The torsion balance consists of two metal balls that are attached onto an insulating rod suspended from the middle b ...

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Torsion spring, Torsion spring - The Torsion Balance

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torsion beam suspension: Encyclopedia II - AMX-13 - Variants

AMX-13 - Prototypes. Char AMX-13 (2A) - Prototype with 4 roadwheels and trailing idler Char AMX-13 (2B) - Prototype with 5 roadwheels and raised idler Char AMX-13 (2C) - Prototype with FL-10 turret and two support rollers Char AMX-13 (2D) - Prototype with 4 support rollers Char AMX-13 (2E) - Prototype with 3 support rollers and 90 mm gun Char AMX-13 (2F) - Prototype with 2 support rollers ...

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AMX-13, AMX-13 - History, AMX-13 - Additional characteristics, AMX-13 - Variants, AMX-13 - Prototypes, AMX-13 - Variants, AMX-13 - Modernisation packages, AMX-13 - National variants, AMX-13 - Other protypes, AMX-13 - APC Variants, AMX-13 - 105 mm Self Propelled Howitzer, AMX-13 - 155 mm Self Propelled Howitzer, AMX-13 - Miscellaneous, AMX-13 - Users, AMX-13 - External link

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torsion beam suspension: Encyclopedia II - AMX-13 - History

The tank was designed at the Atelier de Construction d'Issy-les-Moulineaux in 1946 to meet a requirement for an air-portable vehicle to support paratroopers, the first prototype ran from 1948. The compact chassis had torsion beam suspension with five running wheels and two return wheels; the engine runs the length of the tank on the right side with the driver on the left. The uncommon two-part 'oscillating' turret is set to the rear of the vehicle and holds the commander and gunner. The original 75 mm gun, modelled on German designs, was fed ...

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AMX-13, AMX-13 - History, AMX-13 - Additional characteristics, AMX-13 - Variants, AMX-13 - Prototypes, AMX-13 - Variants, AMX-13 - Modernisation packages, AMX-13 - National variants, AMX-13 - Other protypes, AMX-13 - APC Variants, AMX-13 - 105 mm Self Propelled Howitzer, AMX-13 - 155 mm Self Propelled Howitzer, AMX-13 - Miscellaneous, AMX-13 - Users, AMX-13 - External link

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