random_guy
Mechanical
- Jul 16, 2010
- 72
Hi All,
I have two beryllium copper parts that are to be placed together with a gap of .005 in between the OD of the inner and the ID of the outer. Approx 1200 psi of force will press on one side, expanding the inner cylinder to create a seal with the other. Check the pic for a better explanation:
The problem is, I cannot get the inner part to expand and meet the outer unless the ID and the OD are the same (no gap). When a gap is placed between them, the inner part is compressed until it begins to expand through the outer, as if the outer cylinder does not exist. Any ideas on how to avoid this?
With no gap:
Thanks in advance.
I have two beryllium copper parts that are to be placed together with a gap of .005 in between the OD of the inner and the ID of the outer. Approx 1200 psi of force will press on one side, expanding the inner cylinder to create a seal with the other. Check the pic for a better explanation:
The problem is, I cannot get the inner part to expand and meet the outer unless the ID and the OD are the same (no gap). When a gap is placed between them, the inner part is compressed until it begins to expand through the outer, as if the outer cylinder does not exist. Any ideas on how to avoid this?
With no gap:
Thanks in advance.