Thanks for the info. It's hard to believe that they would create a spec this ambiguous, but they did. The good thing is I have a pair of NOS parts to measure, however it doesn't give me much of a sample size. With the information for the 10 spline, your 16 spline, and some other data I've...
Looking for shaft dimensions and tolerances for a 3.750" 16 Spline SAE Straight Spline, Type B - To Slide Not Under Load. I have the original drawing which specifies "Splines as per formula in SAE Handbook, 1940 edition, page 233, Type-B Fit to match (mating part)" The problem is, I have a...
Can anyone direct me to the Fatigue Life Data for these two materials: 8735(AMS 6320) and 8740 (AMS 6322). I have reviewed the material spec sheets (AMS 6320 and 6322), MIL-S-6049, MIL-HDBK-5, MMPDS-01, ANC-5, and various texts and on-line sources with no success.
The application is a simple...
After a bit of a search I was able to find ANC-5 "Strength of Metal Aircraft Elements" June 1951 Revision here:
http://stinet.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=ADA382434
Click the link next to this: "Handle / proxy Url :" And it will open up.
There you go!!!
Thanks for your information!
I was able to dig up a later version of the same print that calls the material out as a 2024-T4 extrusion, which helps.
I am looking at substituting T3511 for T4 with a DER approval. I'm just trying to put together the data to back up this decision.
Anyone know...
I have an old 1940's vintage print for an extrusion that calls out the material as 24ST and Federal Spec QQ-A-354.
I was able to come across this x-ref for QQ-A-354:
"Aluminum Alloy -24ST Federal Spec. QQ-A-354, Navy Spec. 46A9," and "Specifications.- Federal QQ-A-354 Aluminum-alloy (AL-24)...