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Interchangeable Chair Design: 4-Bar Linkage Solution
hmm..i saw something that looks like this, its somewhat called "walkover seats" for rail cars,but my problem is that the backrest isn't cushioned for 2 sides,only one side is supposed to be the backrest, have to maintain that side at the other direction.- titus_polo
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Interchangeable Chair Design: 4-Bar Linkage Solution
yeah..but the objective is that backseat would be the same backseat for either position,anyway tnx a lot. the only possible linkage i can't thnk of is a 4 bar linkage..but I am having a hard time connecting it,the linkages should be hidden at the bottom part of the chair- titus_polo
- Post #10
- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Interchangeable Chair Design: 4-Bar Linkage Solution
yep..i really can't thnk of the right linkages..- titus_polo
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Interchangeable Chair Design: 4-Bar Linkage Solution
yeah they were different views of the same thing,that linkage is what i have in mind..well..but i thnk that hard to do,the thing is,the back rest shouldn't be detachable..and the same backrest cushion would be the cushion of position 2... so i have to use the same backrest for both position,i...- titus_polo
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Interchangeable Chair Design: 4-Bar Linkage Solution
i can't picture using a telescoping tube,the backrest should be reversible,wherein the knee edge of position 1 would be the back edge at position 2... it supposed to be a design for a subway train wherein the seats are positioned laterally,and when the train travel at the opposite way,i have to...- titus_polo
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Interchangeable Chair Design: 4-Bar Linkage Solution
Just want to ask a question.. do u have any idea, what linkage is possible for this one. Well, just wanted to make a simple chair, wherein the position of the back rest cushion is interchangeable, without changing the position of the lower part and the linkage wouldn’t be seen. I was thinking...- titus_polo
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Design a tree support system for windstorms
yeah..thats exactly what I am thinking...and unlike when ur designing guyed towers...u could actually look for the value of modulus of elasticty, or E for a certain material..what should do with trees.?- titus_polo
- Post #8
- Forum: General Engineering
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Design a tree support system for windstorms
well, i just want that my design would be economical in a way, just to help the tree to carry its load..thus i would be computing a much smaller diameter for the rope,(can i use wire instead or cable)..or the guy would be the only one to carry the loads...because it would be designed for typhoon...- titus_polo
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Design a tree support system for windstorms
just wanted to ask..how can i compute the strength of the tree.is there a convention,because as far as i know,they can withstand certain load..for e.g 250 mph wind load..- titus_polo
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Design a tree support system for windstorms
I have a project, i don't know if someone has done it, but i just can't conceptualized the whole system..i am to design a tree support system for windstorms, does someone has an idea on how it supposed to look like...im thinking of putting an anchor, like guyed wired on it.. i was thnking that...- titus_polo
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- Design Support System Tree
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Designing a Motorized Chalk Eraser to Reduce Effort
well..bout the formula u've given..i was actually luking for the right cross sectional area,since i don't have an idea bout the value of Q... and would just like to ask,can a fabric in a roller erase a chalk from a blackboard,moving it laterally,coz someone tells me it can't..but i still insist...- titus_polo
- Post #8
- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Designing a Motorized Chalk Eraser to Reduce Effort
tnx a lot..its really a big help..do i have to compute the right sizes of shafts for the motor..or its not needed..do i really have to have a powerful capture velocity,that large..since i do have a brusher..all i need is something that can suck the dust..up to the compartment.- titus_polo
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Designing a Motorized Chalk Eraser to Reduce Effort
well,i actually do have a design now..but would just like to ask wat r the calculation that i shud have with this one..because my prof requires us to show calculations of our design.. i made an eraser,just like the conventional in shape and size, has a roller and a brusher, that would eliminate...- titus_polo
- Post #4
- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Designing a Motorized Chalk Eraser to Reduce Effort
well,im thinkin of designing an eraser,specifically the conventional chalk eraser, that can act like a vacuum cleaner,in the sense that i would have to put a motor in it,for the reason that the user would have to use a lesser effort for him to erase something,nd no chalk dust...well u could say...- titus_polo
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- Designing Eraser
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Designing an Amphibian Pick Up: Hull Fabrication Info
can u please tell where i could find info about making a hull,its fabrication..coz I am designing an amphibian pick up, and my professor want the fabrication of the hull in detail..tnx in advance..- titus_polo
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering