lehtijousilla
Lehtijousilla, often translated as leaf springs, are a type of spring used in vehicles and other applications to absorb shocks and provide a smoother ride. They are composed of multiple layers of metal, typically steel, arranged in a parabolic or semi-elliptical shape. These layers, known as leaves, are of varying lengths and are clamped together at their center.
When a load is applied, the leaves of the lehtijousilla flex and bend, allowing the spring to
Historically, lehtijousilla were a primary suspension component in horse-drawn carriages and early automobiles. While modern vehicles