Search results for query: *

Hi: 1)One way would be to use ordinate dimensions, but the dimension values may be a little weird. 2)If the dimensions are all similar, just dimension one feature and just use TYP as typical. 3) Use a table of to the side and dimension each feature with leaders that reference the table. These...

How does one join the "sock"-covered weeping tiles? Can you just overlap two tiles say one foot and hope that the flow upstream goes into the downstream tile offset to the side, providing it slopes say 3" in 10'? I bought two tiles each with a sock covering the plastic tile. I opened up the...

Hello: Would anyone know where to access an injection molding machine CAD dwg footprint for a say 660 ton machine. I need to do a preliminary layout of a plant. The machine suppliers do not seem to provide any CAD envelope geometry. Does anyone know who does?

Hello limct: It would be nice to go to Japan and visit the plant, but I haven't the time or funds to do so. Have you been there? :-)

Can anyone list the sequence of steps in final assembly on a Toyota automotive assembly line -both manual and automated. Thank-you

I am currently analyzing automotive plant design: final vehicle assembly -Press Shop, Body Shop (BIW), Paint Shop, and final assembly shop. I need to concentrate on plant layout design and will examine how this affects competitive manufacturing in the automotive industry. What is the current...

I believe my first definition is a weighted average whereas the second description was an attempt at expressing ovality as the difference between major and minor diameters. I have not come across ovality expressed as a geometric tolerance and was wondering why runout would not do. For instance...

Thanks for your insight, however I don't know how the second example was calculated. The diameter difference is 0.21, not 0.19.

How would you define ovality? One definition is 2*(D-d)/(D+d). Another example I came upon is D=18.74, d=18.53, Ovality=0.19, which does not correspond to the above formula. Thank-you.

Where does one get Mathserv from? <p> <br><a href=mailto: ttracewicz@atsspartec.on.ca> ttracewicz@atsspartec.on.ca</a><br><a href= > </a><br>

Sounds very interesting! I am just going to ask some more questions:<br> 1) Does the 2/2 refer to a two-way two-postion valve, -actually it may be 3-position?<br> 2) How would your pulse width modulation determine duty cycle with voltage being fed in? <br> 3) Are you trying to turn this valve...

Try matweb.com<br> Let me know if you are successful. <p> <br><a href=mailto: ttracewicz@atsspartec.on.ca> ttracewicz@atsspartec.on.ca</a><br><a href= > </a><br>

This question is very difficult to answer. It is similar to -&quot;how can I create an automobile and where must I begin from&quot;. As is typical, a simple question is usually very difficult to answer. However, too often as we develop in our professions we forget or give up asking...

I don't understand how you could hope to have automatic updates with ACad 14. You are basically working in a 2D environment with no parametric capability. If you want these capabilities, the easiest method is to use a solid modeling CAD package such as Solid Edge, Mech DT, or Solidworks. Then...

I need to determine an economical velocity, supply air pressure, supply air quantity SCFM and friction loss per unit pipe length for:<br> Material: e-s precipitator dust containing copper 32.8 LB/FT3, <br> 620 F material temp<br> 80% @ 0.05 microns, remainder up to 1 inch<br> 1-2% moisture by...

I am curious: why are you &quot;turning&quot; on a mill? Is the &quot;parallel journal&quot; cylindrical?<br> Please describe. <p> <br><a href=mailto: ttracewicz@atsspartec.on.ca> ttracewicz@atsspartec.on.ca</a><br><a href= > </a><br>

COLD MILL FEED DEVICE: DRIVEN PIVOTING PINCH ROLL <br> by Ted Tracewicz ATS Spartec Inc.<br> <br> The cold mill feed device was designed in Solid Edge. The squeeze roll part file was imported into ANSYS for FEA. The final design produced 54+ draft drawings from parts and assembly files designed...

Can someone please define the term dry contacts? <p> <br><a href=mailto: ttracewicz@atsspartec.on.ca> ttracewicz@atsspartec.on.ca</a><br><a href= > </a><br>

What further is your output intent?<br> Do you want to &quot;delimit&quot; features, ie remove them for simpler FEA and then have the ability to bring them back?<br> Do you want to export 2D geometry? <p> <br><a href=mailto: ttracewicz@atsspartec.on.ca> ttracewicz@atsspartec.on.ca</a><br><a...

q=1.08xCFMxDeltaT (BTU/Hr)<br> (0.24 Btu/LbAirx60sec/minx0.075Lb/ft3=1.08)<br> therefore: q=1.08x600x(75-55)/3.413 BTU/Watt = 3800W<br> Keep in mind that you've got about a ton of cooling to cool 3 lightbulbs! If your delta T is higher then you even have more!<br>