Recent content by dalisu

oohh ja, is there a rule of thumb or a ratio for how many piezoelectric materials show one use per area of model?

da boiler is a fire-tube boiler of rating 20tons/hr of steam at a working limit of 1400kPa. there ar seven of these for a refinery plant.

but strain gauges need an amplifier and piezo's dont?

sup y'all i'm a newbie. I am a graduate from South Africa and dooing my intenship with a mining company in South Africa. i just need ur input... jus read below:shy: iv gt a personal project into the monitoring of boilers more effectively and in real-time. i thought of using piezoelectrics...

a square tank sup! i will agree. the reason is most definently stress concentrator that are created by sharp corners. take a motor shaft for example, the most likely place for the shaft to fail is at the keyway bcoz of the sharp edges due to machining of the shaft. and ooohhh ja, circles...

the curved part is so there is enough traction "contact" made with the luggage. or just helps keep it in place.