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Thanks for all of you help gentlemen. In answer to rbulsara's question, the motors typically are 2 horse power on the size mill I am looking to purchase. This milling machines motor will experience some load when machining steel.

I have two machine tools in my little machine shop. A milling machine wired 230 3 phase with a phase converter, and a lathe wired 220 single phase. I want to add another milling machine but it is wired 220 single phase. Or I can purchase a more expensive mill wired 230 3 phase. My question is...

I am machining some parts for a canadian company. On their drwaing, there is a note that say's: "MAUFACTURING TO BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH SRT-FSP-900027". Does anyone have a copy of this document?

First we need to know what the shape is, second, we need to know what the yield strength is, third we determine yield strength if the material is heat treated, fourth how is it loaded? Is it a static load (no movement just constant pressure)? (or incremental pressure?), or is it dynamic...

Send me an e-mail at keene.machine@verizon.net. We can get you the chart you need but going the eng tips forum is a pain in the a---! I'll make a .pdf of it for you. I don't think this chart will work for plastics as plastic don't tend to bend very well. However with the proper technique, one...

Thanks for your help Guy's I learned a little but no what the mythical resonsivity means. ): Hal

I used the word "sonar" to get action on the thread only. The measurement is not taken in water but in air. Of the frequency in Hz insted of power as above I stand corrected. Greg is the link to the "sonar equation" the same for "in-air" measurement? Ray or Greg...

Have you found your answer? If not please reply and we can make arrangements to send you a setback chart.

I need an adequate formula that can be used to determine the distance a sound wave will travel where the following are known: Power in KHz that's used to drive the wave, the peak to peak echo measurment in Millivolts out, tested in 10 foot increments. These units of measure were taken using an...

I have a piece of cured 2 part Thermoset #104 material that has a tensile capacity of 2,850 psi. It measures .5 x.5x1.4" I want to know how many pounds of force I can load it with. The load would be placed in the center of the 1.4" length at .7". A piece of steel will be placed on...

I am a non-degreed active mechanical / manufacturing engineer and am seeking an on-line higher learning institution. To qualify for reimbursed tuition at the company I work for I must choose an institution that is an (AACSB) accredeted one and or is a Dantes approved for on-line degreed programs...