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Leaf Springs Calculator

Leaf spring, commonly used for the suspension in wheeled vehicles. The term is also used to refer to a bundled set of leaf springs. As the spring flexes, the leaves slide over each other; the resultant friction provides a dampening of the oscillations produced by large spring deflections.

Online physics calculator to calculate the leaf springs stiffness rate.


Leaf Springs Calculator

Leaf Spring Rate Calculation
Youngs Modulus (E): mW
Number of Leaves (n):
Span(L): cm
Width of Leaves (b): mW/cm2
Thickness of Leaves (t): mW/cm2
Stiffness (k): mW/cm2

 
   
  
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Leaf Spring Formula:

k=8Enbt3/3l3

where,

E = Youngs modulus [Nm-2]
n = Number of leaves
b = Width of leaves [m]
t = Thickness of leaves [m]
L = Span [m]

Spring Rate is half the difference between the loads 1 inch above and 1 inch below a specified position. This tool will help you dynamically to calculate the Leaf springs stiffness online.