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Calculating Force/Moment to Bend Strip into Circle
Is there a minimum coil wrap diameter to avoid yield?- stressdave
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Calculating Force/Moment to Bend Strip into Circle
What would be the minimum coil wrap diameter of this strip stock?- stressdave
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Calculating Force/Moment to Bend Strip into Circle
I am not familiar with the limit state method. Let me ask a new question. What is the recommended coil wrap diameter of a .053 inch thick x .345 inch wide steel strip that will not yield the metal?- stressdave
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Calculating Force/Moment to Bend Strip into Circle
Let me rephrase the question. How much force would it take to bend a strip of very stiffness 360 degrees around a 20 inch mandrel? The length of strip would be approximately 67 inches.- stressdave
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Calculating Force/Moment to Bend Strip into Circle
Thanks again- stressdave
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Calculating Force/Moment to Bend Strip into Circle
It is spring steel per ASTM A313. The thickness is only .053 inch. The part is stowed in 70 deg F environment. I can't image creep will occur.- stressdave
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Calculating Force/Moment to Bend Strip into Circle
Thanks for the reply. I have a 192 inch long steel strip of very low stiffness. We form it into a circle by hand and attach ends with fasteners. It is stowed by twisting it into a circle of 21 inches for stowage on the ISS. The question has been asked is what amount, if any, or creep, or...- stressdave
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Calculating Force/Moment to Bend Strip into Circle
I need to calculate the force or moment required to bend a thin strip into a circle- stressdave
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