My thanks to everyone who replied for taking the time and providing me some good information and ideas to use.
Best regards,
Bob
Ps: I am not aware of a specific OSHA guideline for the stack height.
I need to calculate the maximum load that I can apply to copper tubing without permanetly deforming it (making it go oval). The application is that I have coils of copper tubing of different diameters and wall thicknesses and lengths. I would like to be able to calculate the yeild point...
Thank you ModulusCT for the reply.
I will try to upload it again. It is:
Your file's link is: http://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=0f36a452-3aea-4da5-9b13-29a253bcb259&file=GD&T_Sketch.pdf...
We have a couple of Extrusion Mandrels used in the making of copper tubing. The existing drawings are being converted over to GD&T dimensioning. Straightness of these parts is very critical. These Mandrels extend into and through a mating die. Heated copper (1500 degrees F) is extruded...