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Nesting occurs when the waves of adjacent turns in a Crest-to-Crest spring align and 'stack' inside each other instead of making crest-to-crest contact. මෙය වසන්තය ඉතා ඉහළ වසන්ත අනුපාතයක් සහ ඉතා අඩු ගමනක් සහිත තනි හැරවුම් වසන්තයක් ලෙස හැසිරීමට හේතු වේ. Nesting is prevented by 'keying' the spring or, more commonly, by ensuring the spring is manufactured with a slight 'shimming' turn or by using a 'Linear-Flat' end. During assembly, the technician must visually inspect the spring to ensure the turns are properly staggered. For automated assembly, specialized bowls and tracks must be designed to orient the springs without tangling, as the open-coil nature of wave springs makes them prone to interlocking.
