Does anyone have experience with the mfgPro230 xS SLS printer from XYZ or something similar? We're running one and I have an ever-growing list of complaints.
I understand that it isn't a beam, and I agree in terms of the strands, but the rope as a whole sags due to the walker. It's taught and straight before the point load is applied.
Does anyone have experience calculating stress/strain of a steel rope? A tightrope someone would be walking on is, from what I can tell on the web, 5/8" OD, with a 7x19 configuration, meaning 7 smaller braids of 19 strands each. The material is galvanized steel, details below:
Construction: 7x19...
Someone used a drawing view with certain faces shown in a specific color to indicate a masked surface in the powder coating process (e.g. the part is mostly grey and a couple of faces are green). I've never seen that done, and I know it isn't best practice, as someone could have a B&W printer...
I've been reading up on what kind of machine specs I'll need to efficiently do Simulation. I haven't done anything with it in a long time. A software engineer recommended the tower, but a vendor says the mobile workstation would do the trick. Specs attached for the tower. Here is a link to the...
I'm trying to figure out what the output died and torque of the motor below would be. I would think it's 6W x 30:1 great ratio at 60 RPM would be:
Torque (N.m) = P / [(2pi*RPM)/60] * Gear Ratio
= (6W / [2pi*60RPM/60]) * 30
= 28.5 NM
However, is the listed RPM the output RPM of the motor, or the...
Is there an AFFORDABLE, 2 bolt mount flange bearing, capable of withstanding 230 deg C?
60-70 RPM
2.3 N-m torque
Shaft diameter is negotiable
Low radial load (<2 lb)
No axial load
I have a beam bolted to the wall. If I load it on the end, and it bends down 2.5mm (815mm long) at the end, I would think that a force is created on the mounting bolts in reaction to the bending. Is that not accurate? If it is, how would I quantify it?
I have a vertical schedule 80 PVC pipe, 6" diameter, 36" long with a male threaded NPT end. McMaster 4687T73. I'm trying to find a bell reducer to get it down to 2" or at least 4" so that I can put a cheap as possible valve on it (app below) Is there any reason I can't find one?
Alternatively...
I'm trying to put lead shot into a 6" PVC pipe and cap it. If I put 300 lbs worth in, would the cap below hold it? It's ASTM D1784, which says that it's 280 psi rated. I would use the PVC cement. The items I'm looking at are from McMaster below.
PVC Pipe
Pipe Cap
Pipe Cement
I wish I could just machine it, but the other people watching me wouldn't approve of that. The problem is that the lab weights don't usually reach 300 lbs.
