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Springs

Springs (see also spring backing, buckling strength). The latest editions of the following standards must be observed when designing, calculating and manufacturing helical compression springs for mechanical seals:

DIN 2076, Round spring wire; sizes, weights, tolerances

DIN 2089, Part 1, Cylindrical helical compression springs made of round wire and rod; calculation and design

DIN 2090, Cylindrical helical compression springs made of flat steel; calculation DIN 2095, Cylindrical helical compression springs made of round wire; quality specifications for cold-formed compression springs DIN 17224, Spring wire and spring strip made of stainless steels; technical terms of delivery

L0 = free length

L1 = (nominal) mounting length at which the resultant spring force is F1

 

Ln = minimum permissible mounting length with the reference spring force Fn

Lc = solid length (smallest length of spring:
all its coils are compressed)


s1 = spring excursion with L1 and F1

sn = maximum permissible spring excursion

sc = maximum spring excursion

F1 = (nominal) spring force at which the mounting length is L1, and the spring excursion is s1

Fn = spring force at the minimum permissible mounting length Ln and the maximum permissible spring excursion sn

D = mean coil diameter

d = wire diameter


Characteristic curve of a spring