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#7542 - 07/31/06 12:20 PM Skirt calculation Modification
Vishal Patil Offline
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Registered: 07/28/06
Posts: 18
Loc: Mumbai
Dear sir,

I am now involved in modification of skirt calculations through my company. We are now at third trial of those modification check i want to ask u one query:-

in gusset plate calculation as per Brownell and young Method, new factor has been added after discussion with coade. formula is:-

P/(18000*Cnv_fac*l)+ CA

Please tell me that the factor "Cnv_fac" calls for what?

As i have to give the acceptance of these calculation for further communication please convey this to me.
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Vishal Patil

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#7543 - 07/31/06 06:18 PM Re: Skirt calculation Modification
Mandeep Singh Offline

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Registered: 12/15/99
Posts: 600
Loc: Houston, Tx, USA
Vishal,

The “Cnv_fac” is a short form of the conversion factor. The equation in the Brownell and Young is like this.

t = P/(18000*l)

on left you have thickness

on the right you have force / length.

if you do the dimensional analysis of this equation it will not work out, :p

Actually, the 18000 has units of psi and P is also in lbf. The 'l' is in inches. Only then will you get thickness on the left (in inches).

So, to make it work we have added a conversion factor. But, users still want to see a "18000" value when comparing with Brownell and Young, hence we added a separate conversion constant.

I hope this clarifies it.

Please send the technical support queries to support@coade.com.
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Best Regards,
Mandeep Singh
CADWorx & Analysis Solutions
Hexagon PPM

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