AirSpring. - Firestone
AirSpring. - Firestone
AirSpring. - Firestone
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SAMPLE CALCULATIONS:<br />
AiR SPRINGS & SUSPENSIONS<br />
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CA[.CUET|NG DYNAH|C<br />
AND :REQUENCY<br />
The dynamic rate of an air spring over<br />
a plus and minus 1/ inch stroke is<br />
calculated using Formula 8 on page 42,<br />
substituting values as follows:<br />
Where.<br />
K Rate (lb/in)<br />
Pal- Absolute pressure (psia) at<br />
design position<br />
Gauge pressure (psig) at design<br />
position plus 14.7- Pgl / 14.7<br />
Effective area (ins) at design position<br />
Load (lb) / Pressure (lb/ins)<br />
Ac Effective area (ins) at 1/ff inch<br />
below design position<br />
Load (lb) / Pressure (lb/ins)<br />
Ae- Effective area (ins) at / inch<br />
above design position<br />
Load (lb) / Pressure (lb/ins)<br />
V1<br />
Vc<br />
Ve<br />
Internal volume at<br />
design position (in<br />
Internal volume at / inch<br />
below design position (in<br />
Internal volume at /ff inch above<br />
design position (in<br />
For example, find the air spring rate<br />
of the 1T15M-11, W01-358-9320 at an<br />
18 inch design height and a load of<br />
7000 pounds. See the Product Data<br />
Sheet for the necessary information.<br />
The effective area on the 100 psig curve is<br />
calculated:<br />
A1- Load 7146 71.46 in<br />
Pressure 100<br />
Also calculate A and A.<br />
A 7146 71.46 in<br />
100<br />
7146<br />
A 71.46 in<br />
100<br />
Then calculate the pressure at<br />
7000 pounds:<br />
7000<br />
71.46<br />
97.96 psig