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Thank you for the prompt response. I looked over and over but the only thing I found was the situation where I have a continuous beam, two equal spans, uniform load on one span, no overhanging. Can you please give me more details? Thank's C

Hello all, I have a situation where I have a continuous beam with two equal spans, uniform load on both spans, also I have a overhang load of 21.5 inches. (Please see attached picture) I was searching in books and over the internet for formulas for this situation (for bow in Fig. 1 and...

Is not working. When I'm with the cylinder fully retracted I get a number over 100 I tried this way (please see bellow) but when I'm fully retracted insted of 0 i'm @ 0.070 I've measured with the caliper distance @ different points and I've got: raw val inches 6304 0 6928 0.328 7584 0.581...

Hi all I am using Simatic S7-200 I have connected a cpu 224 xp and a analog sensor (4-20mA) 12 bit resolution inside of a pneumatic cylinder. When the cylinder is fully retracted the value on the PLC is 6304 and @fully retract is 26624. I have problems converting the analog value in to inches...

Hi, I'm attaching a pdf with an other sketch. Hope this will help. I'm considering force F1=100 so I can find the procentage used for F2. Thank you in advance! http://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=a69e3f46-d7b7-4030-b920-390d5f5c38ab&file=Tangential_Force_1.pdf

Hello all, I have a pipe of 16" diameter. A lug on the pipe and distance from center of the pipe to lug is r=12. A link (l=12") is attached on the pipe lug and attached on to an actuator positioned at distance d=12" from the center of the pipe. Actuator is rotating the pipe, 60 degree in up...

Thank you all for your help! I got the answer I was looking for.

Thank you for the post! I was thinking the same way, but I was told to look for a standard...

Good morning everybody I run in to a problem that some of the customers request to have a minim of 3 threads to be out of every fastener set. I know that there is a standard for this situation but I can't find it. I would like to know what the reason is and actually what is the formula to...

Got it! Thank you much!

Thank you all for helping me out... I was out for couple days and today I saw how many replies I've got I'm a little bit confused now. I've read on the internet the following: "Instructions: The UNS number (short for "Unified Numbering System for Metals and Alloys") is a systematic scheme in...

Hi everybody Can anybody tell me if there is a standard on how to call a stainless steel? For example what is the difference if I call 316 SS or UNS S31600?