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  1. rizwa1n

    Surfacing - Two Guides and Profile - Air Foil

    for this one thing that needs to be checked is the continuity of the u and v parameters between the surfaces that you get using blend or by any other tool and the sweep surfaces. try to divide the section and sweep them across the guides individually. you might wanna try radius (progressive or...
  2. rizwa1n

    Buttress thread fatigue failures

    the ? on RHS of the equation is 3.14 and ? on the LHS is stress symbol i typed this equation in Word but it came out wrong. anyways if we are dealing with cyclic loadings and if we consider 3000 to be the maximum pressure this equation can be used to find maximum stress. but we would need...
  3. rizwa1n

    Buttress thread fatigue failures

    just wanted to know if you are considering the following factors in your design calculations for fatigue strength which are as follows; endurance limit,surface finish,size,reliability,temperature,miscellaneous factors. one more thing is 3000psi the mean stress or the maximum stress?
  4. rizwa1n

    Buttress thread fatigue failures

    sorry or the typo ? is acutually the stress symbol
  5. rizwa1n

    Buttress thread fatigue failures

    to find axial stress generated in the cylinder is it ok to use the following equation: ? = (?*(ri^2)*pi)/(?(ro^2 - ri^2)) where ri=inner radius ro=outer radius pi=pressure i used these values ro=2inches ri=1.625inches pi=3000psi we get the following axial stress = 5824psi. this axial stress...
  6. rizwa1n

    Need helping finding an air cylinder

    springs take lateral forces how will this cylinder respond to those forces? people do come up with all these fancy researches but their is no garantee that these things have long term reliablity.
  7. rizwa1n

    Tearing Non-Cylindrical Surfaces

    I would like to know that after unfolding non cylindrical surfaces how can it be teared from any edge along the surface, lets say by projecting a line on it and using that line as a tear line. thanks
  8. rizwa1n

    Tearing Non-Cylindrical Surfaces

    Hi everyone how can i tear non cylindrical surfaces from anywhere i want to using R17. thanks rizi
  9. rizwa1n

    Help - Creating Springback surfaces in Catia...???

    l3ob i'm not sure if my reply has been posted so i'm posting it another time try the link below http://www.esi-group.com/Corporate/pam-talk/PAMTALK34_final.pdf page 12 of 24 it mentions of a workbench that was integrated to Catia this year 2007. it helps to predict deformation in sheet metal...

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