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Blade cutting area
@tigerdawg thank you very much. I will use this correlation to check the force conservatively. @3DDave you rock, man! Your correlation Will be usefull and totally makes sense. @IRstuff I believe that with some valve the extension can be easily controled.- BR_mechanical_engineer
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- Forum: Mechanical engineering general discussion
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Blade cutting area
@3DDave, thank you very much. In fact, I didn't look up the term "pierce", just for "cutting". One more mistake of mine. Also, I watched a video, may be, the same of you watched. I need to do something like that. Unfortunately, they ask for too much personal information for a simple pdf, and it...- BR_mechanical_engineer
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- Forum: Mechanical engineering general discussion
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Blade cutting area
@Tmoose and @3DDave, thanks for your reply! Actually, the blade is for opening food cans in an industry. Sorry for not having announced the application. I believe that for this application, there may be a solution, but I don't know if analytically I will have any result, or if I should simulate...- BR_mechanical_engineer
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- Forum: Mechanical engineering general discussion
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Blade cutting area
Hey guys! I hope you're doing well! I need to build a device that makes a circular cut in a single hit on a steel plate, using a pneumatic cylinder. For this, I need to estimate the force that the cylinder needs to make the cut, as shown below. The diameter to be cut is around 100 mm. The...- BR_mechanical_engineer
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