Mar 5, 2024 #1 ubnt 1 0 TL;DR Summary Our teacher finned me 30 point for assuming a safety factor2.5for flange design, is it ok to assume a safety factor? Our source book is shiegly if somone answer i hope he give me yhe source of his infortmation
Mar 5, 2024 #2 Baluncore Science Advisor 2023 Award 14,442 8,340 Welcome to PF. The safety factor may increase with the cost of a failure. Are there code or design tables available, where ? I assume 'shiegly' is; Shigley's. Mechanical Engineering Design. 10th Edition. 2015. By Richard G. Budynas and J. Keith Nisbett. Do you refer to a flange for a pipe junction, a drive shaft coupling, RSJ, or something else ? What part of the text covers the subject.
Welcome to PF. The safety factor may increase with the cost of a failure. Are there code or design tables available, where ? I assume 'shiegly' is; Shigley's. Mechanical Engineering Design. 10th Edition. 2015. By Richard G. Budynas and J. Keith Nisbett. Do you refer to a flange for a pipe junction, a drive shaft coupling, RSJ, or something else ? What part of the text covers the subject.