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				  | information compression spring
					 calculation |   
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				  | This spring design program was
					 created on the basis of the German standard for springs as well as our
					 experience in production engineering. The computation can be carried out for
					 compression, extension and torsion springs. The procedures use the same input
					 logic typical for Windows, i.e. via keyboard and mouse. 
 No warranty is accepted for calculation results
					 outside the production at "Gutekunst Federn".
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				  | pre-setting
					 compression spring calculation |  
  
				 
				  | Material, quality category as
					 per DIN EN 15800 and a valid combination of diameter, spring forces, spring
					 deflections and lengths must be entered in the parameter
					 pre-settings. 
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						  | Standard combinations include i.e.: 
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						  |  Material, De or Di, F2, R |   
						  |  Material, De or Di, F2, R, L0 |   
						  |  Material, De or Di, F2, s2 |   
						  |  Material, De or Di, F2, s2, F1 or
							 s1 |   
						  |  Material, De or Di, F2, L2, L0 |   
						  |  Material, De or Di, F2, L2, F1 or
							 L1 |   
						  |  Material, d, De or Di, L0, L2, n |  |   
				  | Special case: By
					 selecting the "dynamic" function the computation can be executed for dynamic
					 uses.
 
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						  |  material properties |  
  
						 
						  | Designation, Material-description
 | Max. operating temp.
 | EN | F (AFNOR)
 | GB (BS)
 | S (SIS)
 | USA (AISI)
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						  | G-module |   
						  | EN 10270-1 type SM Spring steel wire
 For all common springs
 | 80°C | 10270-1 | NFA 47-301-76
 | BS 5216-75 | * | AMS
							 5112 |   
						  | 81500 |   
						  | EN 10270-1 type SH Spring steel wire
 For all common springs
 | 80°C | 10270-1 | NFA 47-301-76
 | BS 5216-75 | * | AMS
							 5112 |   
						  | 81500 |   
						  | EN 10270-1 type SH and DH Spring steel wire
 For all common springs
 | 80°C | 10270-1 | NFA 47-301-76
 | BS 5216-75 | * | AMS
							 5112 |   
						  | 81500 |   
						  | EN 10270-2 / VDC
							 (unalloyed) Valve spring wire
 In high dynamical stress
 | 80°C | 10270-2 | * | * | * | * |   
						  | 79500 |   
						  | EN 10270-2 / VDSiCr
							 (alloyed) Valve spring wire
 In high dynamical stress between 80 and 120° C
 | 120°C | 10270-2 | * | 2803 685A55HD | * | 6150 |   
						  | 81500 |   
						  | 1.4310 /
							 X10CrNi188 Stainless steel V2A
 High corrosion resistance
 | 270°C | 10270-3 | Z12CN17.07 | 301S21 | 2330 | 302 |   
						  | 73000 |   
						  | 1.4568 /
							 X7CrNiAI17-7 Spring steel V4A
 Minimal relaxation, high dynamical stress
 | 350°C | 10270-3 | Z8CNA17.07.01 | 301S81 | 2388 | 631 |   
						  | 78000 |   
						  | CW507L / CuZn36 Copper wire
 Non-magnetic, salt-water proof
 | 60°C | 12166 | * | * | * | * |   
						  | 35000 |   
						  | CW452K / CuSn6 Bronze alloy
 Non-magnetic, solderable, weldable, corrosion
							 resistant
 | 60°C | 12166 | * | * | * | * |   
						  | 39000 |  |  
  
				 
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						  | You have 4 possibilities
							 for entry: |   
						  |  all calculation pre-settings |   
						 
						  | Here, all entry windows
							 for the calculation are available. 
 
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								  | Di = inner coil
									 diameter (mm) |   
								  | De = outer coil
									 diameter (mm) |   
								  | F1 = prestressed
									 spring force (N) |   
								  | F2 = loaded
									 spring force (N) |   
								  | s1 = prestressed
									 spring deflection (mm) |   
								  | s2 = loaded
									 spring deflection (mm) |   
								  | R = spring rate
									 (N/mm) |   
								  | L0 = unstressed
									 spring length (mm) |   
								  | L1 = prestressed
									 spring length (mm) |   
								  | L2 = loaded
									 spring length (mm) |  |  
  
						 
						  |  calculation according to paths and
							 forces |   
						 
						  | In this case for a better overview, only the windows
							 for the calculation according to paths and forces are
							 available. 
 
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								  | Di = inner coil
									 diameter (mm) |   
								  | De = outer coil
									 diameter (mm) |   
								  | L0 = unstressed
									 spring length (mm) |   
								  | s1 = prestressed
									 spring deflection (mm) |   
								  | F1 = prestressed
									 spring force (N) |   
								  | s2 = loaded
									 spring deflection (mm) |   
								  | F2 = loaded
									 spring force (N) |  |  
  
						 
						  |  calculation according to lengths and
							 forces |   
						 
						  | In this case for a better overview, only the windows
							 for the calculation according to lengths and forces are
							 available. 
 
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								  | Di = inner coil
									 diameter (mm) |   
								  | De = outer coil
									 diameter (mm) |   
								  | L0 = unstressed
									 spring length (mm) |   
								  | L1 = prestressed
									 spring length (mm) |   
								  | F1 = prestressed
									 spring force (N) |   
								  | L2 = loaded
									 spring length (mm) |   
								  | F2 = loaded
									 spring force (N) |  |  
  
						 
						  |  calculation according to dimension |   
						 
						  | In this case for a
							 better overview, only the windows for the calculation according to dimensions
							 are available. 
 
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								  | d = wire diameter
									 (mm) |   
								  | Di = inner coil
									 diameter (mm) |   
								  | De = outer coil
									 diameter (mm) |   
								  | L0 = unstressed
									 spring length (mm) |   
								  | L1 = prestressed
									 spring length (mm) |   
								  | L2 = loaded
									 spring length (mm) |   
								  | n = number of
									 active coils (pc.) |  |  |  
 
  
				 
				  | result page
					 compression spring calculation |  
  
				 
				  | Once the computation has been
					 started from the "Pre-settings", switch automatically to the "results"
					 computing page which displays all the computed spring sizes. 
 To
					 complete the calculation you are requested here to select the wire diameter
					 < d > according to DIN EN 10218-2 and adapt the number of coils < n >
					 accordingly if required. The selection of wire diameter is compulsory. The
					 nearest five values are available for selection in the drop-down lists. In the
					 case of the pressure spring you should make sure that the total number of coils
					 (nt) ends in ½ to ensure an even fit for all coils, particularly in the
					 case of smaller numbers of coils.
 
 The values entered from the
					 "pre-setting" and the wire diameter < d > can be altered; they are
					 displayed in white highlighted input fields. All other values are purely output
					 values. The spring is recalculated on the basis of the modified values using
					 the calculate button.
 
 Invalid or faulty calculation results are displayed
					 for you in the text box. Solution possibilities will be presented to you if you
					 click on the individual fault messages.
 
 Additional functions for the compression spring
					 computation
 
 Ground
					 ends
 This function is a standard
					 default setting; it takes into account the change in the compression spring
					 with ground ends. The function can be deselected by clicking on < Ground
					 ends > with the mouse.
 
 Dynamic
 This function
					 is used to execute the computation for dynamic uses. Important, if < dynamic
					 > is selected the < shot peened > function should be
					 activated.
 
 Diagrams
 The diagrams
					 function provides you with the path-force diagram and the Goodmann diagram in
					 the case of dynamic calculation.
 
 Important
 
 Theoretic buckling limit
 he buckling lengths and paths are
					 computed for the following 5 spring end supports in accordance with DIN EN
					 13906-1.
 
 
  
						 
						  | Seat coefficients to EN
							 13906-1 / 9.14 |   
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						  | Picture 1 v = 2
 | Picture 2 v =
							 1
 | Picture 3 v = 1
 | Picture 4 v =
							 0,7
 | Picture 5 v =
							 0,5
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				  | You can print the calculation
					 or send it as an inquiry direct to Gutekunst Federn. When you have sent your
					 inquiry you will receive a copy of your inquiry back directly by
					 e-mail. 
 You can search our catalogue range directly for a
					 suitable spring using the < Search catalogue > function. As a standard,
					 the search program works with a tolerance value of 10%. Please note that our
					 catalogue springs are only supplied in the materials EN 10270-1 and EN
					 10270-3-1.4310.
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