Precipitation hardenable austenitic steel
a technology of precipitation hardening and austenitic steel, which is applied in the direction of heat treatment equipment, manufacturing tools, furnaces, etc., can solve the problems of increasing the risk of introducing surface defects in the material, increasing the cost of production process, and affecting the quality of springs, etc., and achieves high silicon content, high strength, and good balance of aluminium.
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Springs of Round Wire
[0039] As been described above, springs of wire made from the alloy according to invention are wound. These springs have good spring properties in the form of relaxation, i.e. the retention of spring force under a long period and are advantageously used in typical spring applications, such as, for instance, springs in locking applications, i.e. mechanical parts in the locking device, springs in aerosol containers, pens, especially ball point pens, pump springs, springs in industrial looms, springs in the vehicle industry, electronics, computers and fine mechanics.
example 2
Springs of Strip Steel
[0040] For plane torsion springs, the torque is a decisive quantity. The torque can be expressed as M=E*I*2*π(n-n0)L
where:
M=the torque of the spring
I=moment of bending inertia (b*t3 / 12)
B=spring strip width
T=spring strip thickness
L=extended spring length
no=number of turns at free spring (unmounted)
n=number of working turns
[0041] In order to increase the torque at a given spring geometry, a so-called reverse winding may be accomplished. At a so-called “resilient” winding, the spring is preformed by being wound in a direction opposite the working direction. Then a heat treatment of the spring takes place, after which it is wound-in in the opposite direction in the spring housing. At so-called “cross curve” winding, the strip is formed on a tack, after which heat treatment takes place. Then the spring is wound in the opposite direction into the spring housing. By means of this procedure, a lower and sometimes even a negative value of n0 can be ob...
example 3
Expander Wire
[0042] An expander is a bit of wire, which is corrugated and shaped to a flat spring connected in series. This spring is used, for instance, in order to regulate the pressure of the oil scraper rings against the cylinder wall in an internal combustion engine. A typical expander for car motors is seen as the corrugated wire between two piston rings. A possible embodiment of such a corrugated ring is shown schematically in FIG. 4.
[0043] A drawback of motor-driven vehicles today is the great energy consumption that is necessary in order to give the vehicle the desired performance thereof. The easiest ways to achieve a reduced energy consumption is, among other things, to diminish the internal friction of the drive and to reduce the total mass of the vehicle. The piston core accounts for more than half of the friction of a motor. Therefore, it is a continuous aim to improve the material and precision of the rings, pistons and cylinder walls with the purpose of reducing ta...
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