TeeAr
Mechanical
- Feb 27, 2010
- 24
Hi there !
hope everything is fine !
Please, I am contacting you for following issue.
In the past I have utilized a pipe of copper having diameter D and thickness t.
It has been under a vibrational fatigue test and has passed the test.
I have then changed the pipe.
The new one has got a smaller diameter, let's call D1, and smaller thickness, let's call it t1.
this second tube has not passed the vibrational fatigue test.
I am here asking you if exists a formula that may help me to compare the two pipes for a fatigue test, so that I can determine the suitable thickness t1'
many thanks
hope everything is fine !
Please, I am contacting you for following issue.
In the past I have utilized a pipe of copper having diameter D and thickness t.
It has been under a vibrational fatigue test and has passed the test.
I have then changed the pipe.
The new one has got a smaller diameter, let's call D1, and smaller thickness, let's call it t1.
this second tube has not passed the vibrational fatigue test.
I am here asking you if exists a formula that may help me to compare the two pipes for a fatigue test, so that I can determine the suitable thickness t1'
many thanks