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How Can I Estimate the Tonnage Needed for a Smooth Press Fit?
Thanks for the replies. I was wondering if there is a quick and reasonably approximate way to convert the impact force into tonnage,if the mass of the hammer is known,velocity of the strike is measured ?- microman
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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How Can I Estimate the Tonnage Needed for a Smooth Press Fit?
Hi All! I have an application where a bush is press fitted into a housing with repeated blows from a 1kg hammer. Is there a way to calculate(estimate) the tonnage of the press which can do the same,in a smooth (non impact) manner ? TIA !- microman
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- Calculation
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Finding start of ferrite transformer
Hello Berkeman, Thanks for your post.Yes I am aware of the flyback configuration.This was purely for verifying the start end of each coil.So i guess the waveform should be ok to verify the start ends of the txfer. In case anyone is more interested here is a link to a nice site on power...- microman
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Finding start of ferrite transformer
oops no attachment,so trying again- microman
- Post #5
- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Finding start of ferrite transformer
Hi Berkeman , what, Thanks for the response to my post and the welcome to PF. I am attaching a pdf ,would the output waveform be as it is there ? Would there be any difference between a Sine and a square wave for this check ? This flyback txfer is for a dc-dc low power converter ,square wave...- microman
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Finding start of ferrite transformer
Hello , I have a ferrite core transformer with two separate windings. I was hoping if someone can tell me if I can locate the start of each winding relative to each other. I have a scope, and am comfortable with micro based circuits. Cheers Thomas- microman
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- Transformer
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering