From basic physics we know, that:
P = M * w/t, where:
P - power
m - torque
w - angle of rotation
t - time
This can be translated into this formula:
P = M * n / 9550, where:
n - RPM
In other words, a power is directly proportional to torque. Then how does the dyno tests of car engines produces...
I work as a mechanical sawmill machinery engineer. I would like to get some recommendations for university textbooks or any other type of learning material, where I could find instructions on the following topics:
1. Calculating the power of motor which is needed to turn the circular/linear saw...
I was wondering if anybody here would have any opinion about the HICAD software. It is very rare, but some companies use it as the main tool. I would like to hear the experience about it - how does it work for industrial and automotive industries engineering?
I am starting this discussion here, on eng-tips forum, and parallel discussion on Solidworks forum. I think users here, on eng-tips, might be more experienced in both programs than at solidworks forum, which is the main reason for duplication.
So, I have received a job invitation to the company...
I am a mechanical engineer in a wood sawmill company, I am designing various machines. I use solidworks for my design. The problem is this: I am not satisfied by the speed I design things. Here are some aspects I analyzed and noticed:
1. I always try to make the model as "full" as possible -...
I would like to ask for the advice for getting a good information source on choosing a steel grade.
I am a mechanical engineer for industrial equipment. Most often I design parts for laser cutting (steel S355), for shafts milling (usually steel C45), some simple parts (steel S275/235), and very...
Dear Engineers,
I will be responsible for calculating the parameters and selecting the appropriate gearmotors in our company. However, I almost have no experience in doing that. We are buying SEW-Eurodrive gearmotors, but due to policy of our company (it is a long story under this situation...
Hello,
our company is manufacturing machines for wood industry. In certain devices we have a wood log rolling down and hitting the steel wall. At the moment of impact there is a huge amount of energy absorbed. This causes minor movement of the construction elements, and sometimes we get...
