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Top assembly drawing for wiring
My background is mechanical. I know very little about electricity or electrical drawings so I need your help. We are developing and building a large project with both mechanical and electrical items. I am responsible for organizing the drawing package. Here is my problem. I've created the...- joedem
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering general discussion
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Auto "designate"
Help My engineers / designers have created hundreds of Pro E drawings and failed to turn on a switch within each drawing called "designate" in most of these drawings. The drawings are filed in "Intralink". Consequently, when I go into Intralink and look through all the...- joedem
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- Forum: PTC: Creo Parametric (Pro/ENGINEER)
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Practical determination of machinability
Keep it simple. Contact one of the major metal cutting tool makers i.e. Kennametal, Iscar, Sanvik etc. These companies have all done extensive testing of metal machinability. Most have handy cross charts they will give to you for free. Why try to reinvent the wheel? Or in this case why dry to...- joedem
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- Forum: Machines & Machining engineering
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Surface smoothness achievable by grinding/machining.
Surface roughness is interpreted in accordance with ANSI B46.1, and applied per ANSI Y14.36- joedem
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- Forum: ASME (mechanical) Code Issues
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Surface smoothness achievable by grinding/machining.
A profilometer is used to measure surface roughness. See below for description of computerized profilometer. Non-computerized profilometers are also available. The profiler is a computerized, highly sensitive surface profiler that measures roughmess, waviness, step height, and other surface...- joedem
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- Forum: ASME (mechanical) Code Issues
