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Mounting Techniques for Constant Force Springs

원천:Qianye 정밀 시각:2023-10-14

Constant force springs are mechanical devices that generate a nearly constant force throughout their entire range of motion. They are commonly used in various applications, such as retractable cords, counterbalances, and power springs. When it comes to mounting constant force springs, there are several techniques that can be employed to ensure their optimal performance and longevity. In this article, we will discuss some of these mounting techniques.

1. Straight Mounting

The most basic and common mounting technique for constant force springs is straight mounting. In this technique, the spring is mounted in a straight line with the desired direction of force. It requires a fixed point at one end of the spring and a load at the other end. Straight mounting is suitable for applications where the spring needs to extend and retract in a linear motion.

2. Deflection Mounting

Deflection mounting is another commonly used technique for mounting constant force springs. In this technique, the spring is mounted in a way that allows it to deflect or bend in a specific direction. This technique is useful when the spring needs to provide a force in a different direction from its natural extension.

To achieve deflection mounting, the spring can be mounted on a pulley system or a curved surface. The pulley system allows the spring to change its direction of force by wrapping it around a pulley. On the other hand, mounting the spring on a curved surface provides the required deflection angle.

3. Torque Mounting

Torque mounting is a technique used when the constant force spring needs to provide rotational force or torque. This technique involves mounting the spring on an axis or shaft, allowing it to rotate and generate torque. Torque mounting is commonly used in applications such as clock springs and retractable reels.

To achieve torque mounting, the constant force spring can be wound around a cylindrical object or mounted on a shaft. The spring then unwinds or winds up as the object or shaft rotates, providing the required torque.

 

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4. Torsion Mounting

Torsion mounting is similar to torque mounting but involves mounting the constant force spring in a way that allows it to twist or rotate freely. This technique is suitable for applications where the spring needs to provide a rotational force without being restricted to a fixed axis or shaft. Torsion mounting is often used in applications such as hinges and clamps.

To achieve torsion mounting, the constant force spring can be mounted between two rotating objects or surfaces. The spring then twists as the objects or surfaces rotate, providing the desired rotational force.

5. Combination Mounting

In some cases, a combination of mounting techniques may be required to meet specific application requirements. For example, a constant force spring may need to provide both linear and rotational forces. In such cases, a combination of straight mounting and torque or torsion mounting techniques can be employed.

Mounting constant force springs requires careful consideration of the application requirements. Straight mounting is suitable for linear applications, while deflection, torque, and torsion mounting techniques are used for applications requiring different directions of force or rotational forces. Understanding these mounting techniques is crucial to ensure the optimal performance and longevity of constant force springs in various applications.

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