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Interesting. aboutmechanics.com is not in my top 10 results. But even aboutmechanics is wrong, it's not coil spring. It's torsion spring.
by ranting-moth 4y ago
Interesting. aboutmechanics.com is not in my top 10 results. But even aboutmechanics is wrong, it's not coil spring. It's torsion spring.
- andsoitis 4y agoMy understanding is spring clamps typically use a helical spring, which is a compression spring coiled into a cylindrical shape. Other types of springs, such as leaf springs and torsion springs, may also be used in some spring clamps, depending on the specific design and intended use of the clamp. In your first post you also equated tension and torsion springs, but they’re very different from each other. The former stores and releases linear energy while the latter stores and releases rotational energy.
- wizofaus 4y agoEither way, I don't know that I see it an example of ChatGPT "replacing" a search-engine: search engines never really claimed to be able to provide precise answers to detailed technical queries, they just do the best they can to find webpages that might contain information relating to your query. But I suspect it won't be long at all before Google/Bing et al will be able to give you answers to such questions at least as good as ChatGPT where up-to-date/live info isn't involved. At some point they'll stop calling themselves "Search engines" and just be a single entry point for any query you might have, regardless of where the information comes from.