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Parameters
- Minimum Working Load (P₁): The minimum force applied to the spring in Newtons.
- Maximum Working Load (Pn): The maximum force applied to the spring in Newtons.
- Working Stroke (h): The distance the spring travels between the minimum and maximum working load in millimeters.
- Wire Diameter (d): The diameter of the spring wire in millimeters.
- Mean Coil Diameter (D): The average diameter of the spring coils in millimeters.
- Spring Type (Life): Classification of the spring based on its intended lifespan.
- Spring Structure: The physical configuration or design of the spring.
- Spring Material: The material used to manufacture the spring.
- Shear Modulus (G): The material\’s resistance to shear deformation in MPa.
- Elastic Modulus (E): The material\’s resistance to elastic deformation in MPa.
- Tensile Strength Limit (σb): The maximum stress a material can withstand before breaking in MPa.
- Spring Index (C): The ratio of the mean coil diameter to the wire diameter (D/d).
- Wahl Factor (K): A correction factor used in spring stress calculations, dependent on the spring index.
- Yield Limit (Ts): The maximum stress a material can withstand before permanent deformation occurs in MPa.