Should the tonnage of the large spring be greater than that of the small springs on each line?
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This post was last edited by dmz329227 on 2009-9-8 at 20:27. Should the tonnage of the large springs at the top and bottom be slightly greater than that of the smaller springs in each row? Is this difference generally due to the elastic deformation of the furnace column itself, or to rigid contact at certain points? Moreover, the sum of the forces must equal zero; otherwise, it results in an unstable system. Even if the forces from the upper and lower springs do not equal the sum of the forces from the smaller springs in each row, I believe these forces are offset by the elastic deformation of the furnace itself. Is this correct? Please advise
Generally, the curvature of the furnace column should be kept at no more than 20; the tonnage of the small springs is slightly less than that of the large springs.
Is the tonnage of the small spring slightly greater than that of the large spring? ?