Springs Slides And Machine Details
Springs Slides And Machine Details
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] Elliptical Spring Tables On pages 20 to 23 is given a set of tables for the calculation of elliptical springs. These tables give the maxi- mum static load and the deflection un- der this load for a fiber stress of 80, 000 pounds per square inch; L is the span or length of the spring in inches, F is the deflection of the spring under the load P in inches, given both for the semi- and full-elliptical springs; the values in the columns headed 1, 2, 3, etc. , are the max- imum static loads in pou...nds for various values of the product of the number of leaves in a semi-elliptical spring (or one- half the number of total leaves in a full- elliptical spring) multiplied by the width of the leaves in inches.
As an example assume that it is re- quired to find the load to which a semi- elliptical spring made of six 1/16-inch leaves of a length of 10 inches and a width of 1/2 inch should be subjected. First multiply the number of leaves by the width of the leaves in inches: 6 X 1/2 = 3. Now locate in the table headed "Thickness of Steel, 1/16 inch, " the length of the spring in the left-hand column.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] Elliptical Spring Tables On pages 20 to 23 is given a set of tables for the calculation of elliptical springs. These tables give the maxi- mum static load and the deflection un- der this load for a fiber stress of 80, 000 pounds per square inch; L is the span or length of the spring in inches, F is the deflection of the spring under the load P in inches, given both for the semi- and full-elliptical springs; the values in the columns headed 1, 2, 3, etc. , are the max- imum static loads in pou...nds for various values of the product of the number of leaves in a semi-elliptical spring (or one- half the number of total leaves in a full- elliptical spring) multiplied by the width of the leaves in inches.
As an example assume that it is re- quired to find the load to which a semi- elliptical spring made of six 1/16-inch leaves of a length of 10 inches and a width of 1/2 inch should be subjected. First multiply the number of leaves by the width of the leaves in inches: 6 X 1/2 = 3. Now locate in the table headed "Thickness of Steel, 1/16 inch, " the length of the spring in the left-hand column.
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