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Thank you dvd. If make it from segments and then weld, then maybe it will make it easier to manufacture?

Thank you JStephen. I can expand tolerances. If make it from segments and then weld, then maybe it will make it easier to manufacture?

Thank you GregLocock. If make it from segments and then weld, then maybe it will make it easier to manufacture?

I only need to make 4 pieces. I thing forming will be expensive.

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Hello everyone. Designed a fun but don't know whether is it possible to make such part from steel. How can such a part be made from steel? Sizes in mm. Thank you.

Hello. Does the thermal conductivity between steel parts vary with increasing interference fit? For example steel parts with fits H7/p6 and with tighter fits H7/r6 have the sale thermal conductivity? Can anyone provide guidance here?

I want to connect the walls of a groove in the rotor with screws so that the size of the groove does not change during rotation. (The groove was machined by mistake). I want to make threaded holes in the groove and screw screws into them. The threaded holes are obtained with a cutout. Have you...

Hello. I am seeking information about does pod propulsion system (azipod) have dryer inside in order to reduce humidity so that the insulation of electric motor does not deteriorate. If it is installed there where dryers (heaters) are usually attached ?

Hello everyone. A bearing catalog says that it is important that a bearing is applied a required minimum radial load in order to work correctly. I have a vertical electric motor. Thrust bearing is installed at the top of the motor. My question is how to calculate what radial load is applied...

Thank you guys. Helped me a lot!

Hello Dear Engineers. I am designing a traction motor and have selected SKF NJ 2228 bearings for them. I am wondering what is the Bearing Limiting Speed and how to calculate it? SKF catalog says that limiting speed of the bearing is 4800 rpm. I think it is for oil lubrication. I'm wondering...

Thank a lot to everyone. The issue has been solved. I presented a FEA with a standart eye-bolt and showed similar area of stress above yield.

I used linear material, steel. I performed mesh convergence and I am sure about that. The mesh is second-order elements. The structure is lifted by 2 fabric slings pulled through the lifting lugs. And the most dangerous case is 90 degrees between slings is considered. As slings, I used the...