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@ctopher Hey! Thanks for the link. I've gone through it and found that the stl files also convert to triangulated models as @3DDave pointed out. My problem is to convert these triangulated model to a quad model. Thanks for the...

@3DDave He uses blender to create the animations.

I haven't tried .stl. Will try that now. Is there any way change to quad obj?

I made the original model as .sldprt. Then converted that to .stp and then to .obj

Hello all, Recently, my organization is trying to make a animation video of our products to be in our website. The guy who does animations is asking for 3D model with a high poly count(4 faces). He says that the model I've provided is only triangulated(3 faces). Is there any way to change my...

Thank you all for your replies!!! Guess I mistook spring constant for the force itself.

Hello all, I read that in pressure relief valves(hydraulics), there is knob, which can be adjusted to increase the spring tension, which in turn increases the relief pressure(pressure which pushes the spring and opens a path to tank). This spring tension depends upon the spring constant, which...

Hey, Thanks all for your inputs.

@TugboatEng Thanks for the reply. But, the clamping load depends on the torque applied to the bolt, right?

Hey, I am in the process of designing a shear loaded bolted joint. I came across a formula in Machinery's Handbook for thread length of Engagement as shown in pic. The formula doesn't seem to contain any consideration for the load applied. So, does that mean the length of thread engagement...

Hello, I have few questions regarding hydraulic clamping units(used in Injection molding machines to hold die): 1. What is the difference between clamp stroke(or forward stroke) & safe stroke in a clamping unit? 2. How to calculate retaining force in clamping unit? I can calculate the...

What is the difference between breather plug and a bleed plug? I dont seem to find it on the web. Can anyone help?

mfgenggear Steel bush as a bearing

Thanks for all the replies. mfgenggear I am trying to design a steel bush with a hardness of 60-65 HRC to be used in a hydraulic cylinder. bobjustbob I was looking for a specification provided in some standards of ASME/ASTM.

Hello all, Is there any specified max. value upto which a particular steel grade could be hardened?