Torsion SpringTool
Ribbon menu → Forces tab → Flexible Connections container → Torsion SpringTool 
or
(Classic) Build → Forces → Torsion SpringTool
Creates a Torsion spring.
Learn about:
For the option: | Do the following: |
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Construction | Set the method you want to use to define the bodies and force-application points. You can select the following: ■1 Location ■2 Bodies - 1 Location ■2 Bodies - 2 Locations Learn about Applying Multi-Component Forces to Parts. |
Normal to Grid/ Pick Feature | Set how you want the force oriented. You can select: ■Normal to Grid - Lets you orient the force using the x-, y-, and z-axes of the current Working grid, if it is displayed, or using the x-, y-, and z-axes of the screen. ■Pick Feature - Lets you orient the force along a direction vector on a feature in your model, such as the face of a part. The direction vector you select defines the z-axis for the force; Adams View automatically calculates the x- and y-axes. |
KT | Enter the torsional stiffness coefficients. |
CT | Enter the torsional damping coefficients. |