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Methods to reduce nozzle torque

2016-11-25View Original

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I’m seeking advice from experts – please share any ideas and methods for adjusting and improving the nozzle torque. Additionally, what practical effects will there be if the cold-state Z-value of the spring hanger is too high?
Reply #22016-11-26
It needs to be analyzed based on the actual situation; for example, if fx is too large, then find the limit in the x-direction and adjust it closer or further away. The displacement at low temperatures is larger; it’s usually downward. This indicates that the stiffness is low. Find a spring that provides greater rigidity, and if the difference remains small, increase the spring load. If the displacement is upward, it’s the opposite
Reply #32016-11-28
What about in the case of moments Mx or My?
Reply #42016-11-28
mx my right-hand rule: adjust the corresponding displacement or force
Reply #52017-04-28
Simply put, the idea is to increase the length of the pipes that are perpendicular to the pipe you want to calculate. You can refer to some books for more detailed information; for example, those written by Song Kekē

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