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Induction Heater Design: Resources & Tips from Jeff
Hello; I am trying to come up with an induction heater design for a machine that i am working on and am having some trouble planning it out. Anybody have some good resources? I have scoured Google and there are tons on there. I am a bit unsure how to get started. I have an induction heater...- jeff davis
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- Heater Induction induction heater Oscillators
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Does Hanging Weight Affect PSI in a Rope?
Probably very little; but is it just a blanket assumption? How can someone sell a "calibrated" test weight with lbs as its unit? I suppose this is a misstatement and is actually a test mass?- jeff davis
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Does Hanging Weight Affect PSI in a Rope?
Thanks I understand that concept better now. When we would refer to a "lb" needing to break something; would this pound be assuming the local acceleration due to gravity? (32.2 ft/sec^2)? Would this be the reason lbm and lbf are specified when needing to be technical? I am also a bit curious...- jeff davis
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Does Hanging Weight Affect PSI in a Rope?
so $$1lbf = Xlbm \frac{(32.2 ft/sec^2)} {32.2(ft/sec^2)(lbm/lbf)}$$ Then say we were on venus g = (29ft/sec^2) $$1lbf = Xlbm \frac {(29ft/sec^2)} {32.2(ft/sec^2)(lbm/lbf)}$$ goes to $$1lbf = Xlbm \frac{.901}{(lbm/lbf)}$$ goes to $$\frac{1lbf(lbm/lbf)} {.901}=Xlbm$$ goes to $$1.110(lbm) =...- jeff davis
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Does Hanging Weight Affect PSI in a Rope?
Thank you Very Much. This question arose from some questions i had regarding pull testing a product. A tube connected to a plastic molded hub to be more specific. Someone proposed that the pull force should be 1lb minimum. This had me second guessing myself on a few fundamentals that i had...- jeff davis
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Does Hanging Weight Affect PSI in a Rope?
ok i thought a lb took gravity into account- jeff davis
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Does Hanging Weight Affect PSI in a Rope?
“Sometimes X is not true.” Source https://www.physicsforums.com/insights/3-new-years-tips-cooling-off-debates/ so a mass is not hanging from a rope giving me a weight?- jeff davis
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Does Hanging Weight Affect PSI in a Rope?
Hello; I have a quick question that has me thinking. Please note that i don't much like working with imperial units because there is one too many polysemous words. Say i had a 1 lb weight hanging on a 1in diameter rope. (rope weight neglected) 1. Could you say that at any perpendicular cross...- jeff davis
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- Psi Weight
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Undergrad How Are Heavy Elements Distributed?
"a star made out of predominantly gold would not exist. " by 256Bits Why is this?- jeff davis
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- Forum: Cosmology
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Undergrad How Are Heavy Elements Distributed?
"Weathering of mountains over eons." by 256Bits Ahh. This is a painfully obvious answer. Thank you- jeff davis
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- Forum: Cosmology
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Undergrad How Are Heavy Elements Distributed?
Hello, I was just pondering how certain heavy elements group together in the new bodies that they form. Ex. that got me thinking: So gold would have been created one way thru a supernova right? Say this supernova spread some gold dust all over the cosmos. 1. Why whenever a body such as...- jeff davis
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- Distributed Elements
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- Forum: Cosmology
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Best place to find bulk old mixed up electronics components
Boom... Grab bag. That's the term i was after. Thanks!- jeff davis
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Best place to find bulk old mixed up electronics components
Hello, Anybody have any good sources of mixed up old electrical components? For example: an old drawer full of mixed up resistors and capacitors; wax caps and jumbled up stuff? I have a HUGE jar that I am trying to fill up with this type of thing for my lab and was just wondering if anybody...- jeff davis
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- Components Electronics Mixed
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Collection of Lame Jokes
What do you call a cow with only two legs? Lean Beef- jeff davis
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- Forum: General Discussion