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Compound bellows compensator-axis and transverse stiffness values

2008-01-08View Original

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Are the axial and lateral stiffness values ​​provided for the compound bellows compensator in the product catalog the axial and lateral stiffness values ​​of the overall compensator, or the axial and lateral stiffness values ​​of a single wave? If it is the axial and lateral stiffness values ​​of the overall compensator, then how do the axial and lateral stiffness values ​​of a single wave be obtained in C2, and how are they converted into a single wave? Thanks for the advice.
Reply #22008-01-08
When simulating bellows in C2, the overall transverse and axial stiffness is required. No conversion required. And the overall stiffness and the stiffness of a single wave are not linearly related. . . . So if you really need it, you have to ask the manufacturer. The stiffness provided in the sample is the overall stiffness of the bellows.
Reply #32008-01-08
When simulating a complex compound compensator in C2, how are the values ​​in a single wave given? Thanks for the advice~:handshake

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