It could be one of 2 options
They can't supply the hardness you are asking for - you could ask what hardness they can supply
They can't supply the section.
There is one 'standard' size o-ring that could be used. Instead of 160mm, you could try to ask for a 159.30 (Size reference G160).
We regularly use o-rings in this configuration, and our policy is to use the inner perimeter of the groove as equal to the inner circumference of the o-ring. From this we can set the o-ring ID. In our case, sometimes the pressure is on the ID, sometimes the OD, but we have had no problems with...
If there is any way to create macros or equivalent, they will be Admin rights only.
I have discovered that you can create custom views for searching, as well as any other table in Windchill (such as the Updates table on you home page) so that could be another option.
The simplest option is as Dave said - add to workspace. You can then create a custom view with the file name, description & release state, and you can set a filter. In this case it would be
Document CAD Document
Criteria State
You can set to to show specific states, or to exclude a state - eg...
If these parts were true bulk items, you could use the parameter asm.mbr.type == "BULK" as a filter.
Since you have created actual parts, I would add a YES/NO parameter to each 'bulk' part, and use that as a filter for the relations.
I can tell you from experience that we have used BSPP thread, and used Loctite 5331 to seal on the thread - it's easy to use, low cost, effective & the seal can be broken & replaced with minimal effort.
Otherwise, you are looking at using an o-ring, which requires precision machining to ensure...
Speaking as someone who works in the vacuum deposition industry, quantifying leak rates depends on what you are trying to achieve.
1. What is the seal for - liquid-atmosphere, liquid-vacuum, gas-atmosphere, gas-vacuum, gas-liquid, etc?
2. What is the difference in pressure between one side of...
if you are trying to ship with a fuel tank (empty or full) you will have to get it packed by an IATA qualified freight forwarder. Butane is classed as a dangerous goods material, and needs to be packaged appropriately, with an official declaration of dangerous goods.
Even without the fuel tank...
Further to what @looslib mentioned about testing, I would do the following
Create a parameter CW as real
Create a parameter LENGTH as real
In the relations editor, LENGTH = CW-30
Test the relations work with different lengths of CW
In the relations editor, add the following
IF LENGTH > 0
D# =...
We have done this many times. My recommendation is to make a backup of your assembly & generic, and work with the backup until you are happy with the results, before making the changes properly.
The way we have done this before is:-
1. Add an extra integer parameter to the model named...
Another variation on what's already been said.
Before the class, create a series of drawings.
In the class, have them create a model from a drawing - retrieve the drawings after use, so that they can't be used as templates.
Then have someone else create the drawing for the model, and print...
If you have the Parker Catalog, have a look at the triangular groove details (4-21 / p101 of their 50th anniversary edition catalog). It may be enough for what you are looking for.
Yes, and the gauge comes with a CD - I couldn't say how easy it is to use, since we are still using an older version of the software that we used with an older version of the gauge.
We also work in vacuum process, and to read a pressure of that level we would use a pirani gauge. The one we use is a micro-pirani gauge manufactured by MKS Instuments, which can read down to 10-5 torr (effectively 0.00001 mmHq). There are probably other makes on the market, but this is the type...
If your parameter is a yes/no type called THREAD then you can use an if statement in PRO/Program like below, and it will suppress anything inside the IF statement unless THREAD=YES/TRUE
IF THREAD
ADD FEATURE (initial number 88)
INTERNAL FEATURE ID 27018
PARENTS = 13890(#55)
NO. ELEMENT NAME...
