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APPLICATION -STATIC: This type of application implies that a spring never really moves once it is installed. This type of spring generally holds a load at a given height for the life of the assembly - There is no cycling of the part.
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HYSTERESIS - The effect in springs where there is a higher response force during compression (loading) and a lower response force during relaxation (unloading.) - Free Height: The height of the wave spring when uncompressed. -Work Height: The height the spring is compressed to for delivering the desired force.
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LOAD: The force the wave spring exerts when compressed. Load requirement can be stated 3 ways:
![]() DIAMETER EXPANSION: A wave spring will want to open outward during compression. This outward movement will increase the diameter. FATIGUE: All springs suffer fatigue, the weakening or failure of a material resulting from prolonged stress. This can be compensated for with optimal materials and sizing.
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