Recent content by Rahul Baro

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    Does the Flow Coefficient Cv have any units?

    okay! thank you so much for the help :)
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    Does the Flow Coefficient Cv have any units?

    o okay! i understood the idea.. thanks alot!
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    Does the Flow Coefficient Cv have any units?

    in what cases it does not have any unit?
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    Does the Flow Coefficient Cv have any units?

    Flow coefficient in valves doesn't have any units. why?
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    Automatically replacing a part in a SolidWorks assembly

    Replacing a part automatically in SolidWorks assembly based on the end conditions and applications required.
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    Manual vs. Auto Drain Air Sets: Which is Best for Filter Regulators?

    Thanks
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    Manual vs. Auto Drain Air Sets: Which is Best for Filter Regulators?

    Thanks a lot.
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    Manual vs. Auto Drain Air Sets: Which is Best for Filter Regulators?

    Thanks a lot. This helps.
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    Manual vs. Auto Drain Air Sets: Which is Best for Filter Regulators?

    I did some research actually. I wanted to understand as a person who doesn't have any relation to valve or compression field.
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    Manual vs. Auto Drain Air Sets: Which is Best for Filter Regulators?

    Difference between manual drain air sets (filter regulators) and auto drain air sets?
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    Force acting on the contact area?

    The block one is kept stationary and only a pressure of 330 bar is applied on block 2
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    Force acting on the contact area?

    Its a part of an assembly process. section cut through is a part of a circular block. Hardness of block 1 is 45 and hardness of block 2 is 35. the diameter of block 1 is 242mm and diameter of block 2 is 170mm. the pressure coming on block 2 is 330bar. block 2 is stationary
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    Force acting on the contact area?

    I am not sure about the sectional area. what should i consider it as? and how the angle will effect here ? can you please tell
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    Force acting on the contact area?

    Material - SS 316