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We want to place disc springs under the equipment supports to absorb displacement. Is that okay?

2009-03-31View Original

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We want to place disc springs under the equipment supports to absorb displacement. Is that okay?
Reply #22009-03-31
Heat exchangers work well; generally, multiple disc springs are used together to form what is known as a spring box
Reply #32009-04-01
It’s completely possible; some devices use spring boxes, while others can make use of individual disc springs
Reply #42009-04-01
One end of the heat exchanger base is fixed, while the other end is free; the free end must be taken into consideration when installing disc springs on the support.
Reply #52009-05-16
If the displacement is not large, a single disc spring is sufficient
Reply #62009-05-16
Of course. A heat exchanger generally has one fixed end and one free end. When selecting a spring box, the weight of the equipment, along with the weight of the associated pipes and fluids, should be taken into consideration. The displacement is very small.

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