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I agree that there probably arent any EXACT ways of doing it. I was curious if someone had experience doing this or knew how companies like Barringer or Kaltenbach accomplish this. Im guessing they do it with the good old educated guess from experience and test method.

For example, I want to know what motor specs I need to design a saw that will cut through a fiberglass rod. Are there equations for this? For instance, number of teeth on the blade coupled with a cross sectional area of the material are some data that could be used?

Ive talked to a couple of other people over the weekend. They exlpained that dipping might be a better solution to the situation. However, this situation occurs in an automated workcell. The idea of spraying something automatically rather than having a container that opens and closes all the...

Im pretty sure that anything the LN2 comes into prolonged contact with needs to be stainless correct? Because of the way the liquid evaporates you can place it into any container and it them becomes a pressure vessel. Am I correct in assuming that? Does the LN2 level off aftre a certain...

I meant to say bushing...........I know doing this to needle/roller/ball ect would not be smart. Currently we're dipping them but doing manualy resulting in varying temps. Im going to build a fixture and spray them for a length of time to get consistent temps to ensure quality. Im pretty sure...

I have an ap where I need to press a bearing into a sleeve. I want to use liquid nitrogen to cool the bearing before pressing. where can I find a spray unit to accomplish this task? Has anyone done this? any advice?

Im trying to transition from Inventor 10 to Solidworks 07. In inventor if I inadverdently drew something sideways I could rotate my view 90 degrees and have it snap to the work plane....... Can I do this in solidworks? I have a plate that is 20 by 10 and the 20 length is oriented horizontally...