I actually worded that one wrong. Sorry. We will be choked down to 1" from 2" id inlet. I need to figure out what rate to pump to create a 600 psi pressure drop. Thanks for the quick response.
Thanks, JDana.
That is a good idea that i honestly had never thought about.
And to everyone who bashed me on this one, it did come from "higher up". Although I agree with you, mistakes are being made daily, and if i can do my part to cut down on some of these, i will.
Does anyone know of charts (available online, or could be emailed) that has drawings of set screws of different sizings? I'm trying to assist our warehousemen with checks and balances.
ex. A warehousemen could grab a set screw, place on the reference sheet and identify that he has the correct...
I'm working on a tight tolerance design, and i need to calculate a burst pressure for the main body of the part and also the oring groove. Could someone send me in the right direction? What equations should be used? I'm assuming this would be considered and treated as a thin-walled pressure...
Can someone lead me in the right direction of how to calculate the diametral enlargement (ballooning) of a thin walled piece due to the effects of pressure.
