The Ripper Over Speed Shutoff Valve Compression Spring A Compression Spring is a mechanical spring that is used to resist compression when a force is applied axially along its length. It provides a reliable and consistent force between the valve and the cover. It serves the purpose of providing the necessary force to control the opening and closing of the valve in response to pressure changes. When a compressive force is applied, the coils are compressed and the spring stores the energy. The shape of the compression spring is cylindrical, with a helical coil that is tightly wound to resist compression.Attributes:• Provided with total coils of 15 and active coils of 13 as right-hand wound helical coil that helps to maintain the shape and stability• Provided with Square Ends because they provide a secure and stable for the spring to sit on a device or an assembly and Ground with 300°• Provided a spring rate of 2.05 lb/in to store and release the mechanical energy needed for the governorApplications:The Ripper Over Speed Shutoff Valve Compression Spring functions as a safety mechanism to regulate the speed of the ripper. When the ripper operates at an excessive speed, the compression spring engages, triggering the shutoff control valve to prevent potential damage or hazardous situations.