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    Sealing test on a plug

    Thank you, the air pressure over an oil reservoir is an option that I was evaluating. Probably I will use an air oil multiplier.
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    Sealing test on a plug

    Dears, I'm designing an hydraulic oil circuit to test the sealing of a plug on an hydraulic valve. My idea is: - to pressurize the circuit with a pump that gets the oil from a tank. - to adjust the pressure set point with a proportional relief valve, with electrical control - to close with a...
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    Macro for update top product.

    Hi, I am working on a Product with several parts and published elements. When I am working on a Part, I'd like a macro that in one button update top product. So it is necessary to activate the top product, update all and come back into the previously active part. Do you know some similar macro...
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    column/plate sizing and verifying

    Yes, I need two HSS for afunctional requirements. Why do you think is it better to remove the stiffener? Thanks to all
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    column/plate sizing and verifying

    Thank you for replies. @JoshPlumSE I could underestand your comprehensible reply. But.. but I didn't ask any design routines "pick up and read". I didn't ask for building/executive design. I didn't ask for a calculation report. I just asked for some advices on a sketch. Yes it is not a standard...
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    column/plate sizing and verifying

    I can't understand what you mean for "student forum". I read a lot of threads asking for advises and suggestions.
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    column/plate sizing and verifying

    I'm contacting (I suppose) structural engineers on this forum because I'd prefer to learn this calculation.
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    column/plate sizing and verifying

    Hi! I should verify (and eventually resize) the following column. It is made by a bottom and a top plate with two squared steel tube 200x200x10mm (welded to the plates). Please see attached sketch. The bottom plate will be fastened to the floor through bolts. I should choice bolts number and...
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    Lifting column design

    Yes. It was a my doubt. I'm evaluating to use STANDARD COMBINED ROLLER BEARING with C profile rail. I think they required less precision on mounting surface. I don't need particular precision. I'm finding alternative solutions, like C profile I mentioned previously. Have you an example of round...
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    Lifting column design

    Yes, something similar. I could use stiffeners like in the picture.
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    Lifting column design

    Dears, I’d like to read your advises/ experience regarding the size of a lifting column. I’m designing a lifting column made with two beams (rectangular steel tubes); there are two linear guide rails fastened to the beams and a plate that can go up and down trough a lead screw driven by an...
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    Flareless AS4375/MS33514 24º cone compatibility

    Dears, someone have experience with AS4375 (MS33514) flareless port end? It is a 24º cone flareless port. I can’t find enough adapters according to this standard, at least in Europe. Do you know some catalogs where I can find them? Are they compatible with others 24º cone ports, like Parker...
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    Corrosion resistance - AISI 4340 involute spline driveshaft

    thread78-38302 Hi, I'm designing a gearbox driveshaft and I'm interested to use AISI 4340 as material. Is advisable to apply a plating/coating or a thermal treatment in order to improve the corrosion resistance on the spline teeth? Thanks Pierluigi
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    Heat treatment drawing specification

    Hi tbuelna, thanks for your reply. It is exactly what I needed. ""SAE 4340 per AMS6409". The AMS6409 spec covers aircraft quality SAE 4340 alloy steel bar/tubing/forgings in a normalized & tempered condition, so your description is fairly complete." Ok, it's clear. So the material SAE 4340...

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