Spring Seat generally refers to a component used to mount and support springs in mechanical or engineering equipment, acting as a mounting point for spring placement, usually used to cushion, stabilize or absorb shock and vibration. It is used in a variety of equipment and systems, and the specific functions and designs vary depending on the usage scenario.

Material

UNS C93200

Mechanical Performance

· Tensile Strength (σb): 241 N/mm²

· Yield Strength (σ0.2): 97 N/mm²

· Elongation (δ5): 15%

feature

· Support Spring: The spring seat provides stable support for the spring, ensuring it maintains the correct compression and extension state during operation.

· Positioning: It ensures that the spring does not shift during pump operation, keeping it in its designed working position and thus ensuring the pump's normal operation.

· Absorb Vibration and Shock: Through the elastic deformation of the spring, it absorbs vibrations and shocks in the system, reducing wear and damage to other components.

· Pressure Maintenance: In some designs, the spring seat works in conjunction with the spring to adjust and maintain the pressure within the pump, ensuring stable output.

Position

· Inlet and Outlet Valve Assemblies: The spring seat supports and positions the valve springs, ensuring the valves open and close at the correct times to control the fluid flow.

· Packing Gland or Seal Assemblies: The spring seat supports the seal springs, ensuring that the packing or seals remain in tight contact during the plunger's reciprocating motion, thereby preventing leaks.

Maintenance and inspection

1. Regular inspection: Check the spring seat fasteners regularly to see if they are loose, and ensure the stability of the spring seat.
2. Cleaning and lubrication: Keep the spring seat clean and lubricate it regularly to reduce wear and increase service life.
3. Replace damaged parts: If the spring seat is found to be damaged or deformed, it should be replaced in time to ensure the normal operation of the equipment.