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  1. ExDrill

    Study Question, Ultra Lightweight design to a Standard

    Hi All, I understand that commercially available products are being manufactured in the USA with outstanding strength to weight ratios (if you'd call it that). Where would a humble Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering start to learn of such advances when he has only become accustomed to Grade 9 in...
  2. ExDrill

    Hex Head Bolt readily available in US with 12.9 equivalent rating or +

    Hi, We are currently searching a fastener, that is readily available in the USA in quantities of 50 maximum say, with a hex head and nut that has a 12.9 or equivalent tensile strength. I come from an Australian engineering background and am unfamiliar with the USA market. I am only familiar with...
  3. ExDrill

    Leaf Chain Design

    Hi, I need as much good advice on Leaf Chain Design as can be mustered. Competitors in my industry are utilising leaf chain as a means of transferring a cylinders push/pull into a lift with a doubling of speed and distance (everybody has made use of rope conventionally for exactly the same...
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    Best method to join/weld parallel midplane extracted shell elements?

    My situation is: I am using solidworks to generate designs for manufacture and exporting these designs into Ansys Workbench 12. The designs are weldments made up of common structural grade steel profile and plate. I can successfully extract the midplanes of all profiles in Design Modeller and I...
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    Sprocket Material and Tooth Hardness

    Can anybody assist me or point me in the direction of some good literature regarding the selection of the hardness that the tooth faces of a sprocket used for roller chain should be? The Sprockets we are designing are used with ANSI 1/2" #40 Chain if that helps narrow the scope. Id like to...

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