hardox 450 / 500

[paolobaga]

Hello everyone I would need to have the technical characteristics of the hardox 450 or 500.. to insert this material into inventor. Where can I get them? !
Thank you all!

 

[stefanobruno]

Hi, I'm the moderator of the inventor forum.
I'll start right away by pointing out two things.
1) the rule says: within the house of others, I introduce myself.
2) the rule says : use the search button.
I did it for you and this came out:
http://www.cad3d.it/forum1/showthread.php?t=14226Saluted.

 

[paolobaga]

I would like to apologize for not greeting the users of this forum..
My name is Paolo, I am an inventor user. Specifically we design with inventor 2011 a new 4x4 electric machine.
before writing to you I had already looked at what was written on the other forum http://www.cad3d.it/forum1/showthread.php?t=14226 but I couldn't find much.
I would need to know if someone is aware of some technical specifications of the hardox 450 and 500 to femble a hanger knife.
inventor asks me rm, density, specific heat, poisson coefficient. Do you know where I can find these specifications? !
I thank you all and I apologize again for how I began.
Sorry! !

 

[meccanicamg]

Hello paolobaga,
I would say that the characteristics you find directly on the manufacturer's website at the following link http://www.oblibene.com/userdata/shopimg/gamaocel/file/hardox_uk_450.pdfto make plough knives is not said to be the best material, however look good you find.

 

[paolobaga]

thanks I have found some information... Thanks! specific heat and density but I can't get them even if I put myself a week just to look for these features! =) However, you gave me valuable help. Thanks again to everyone!

 

[Borgotech]

it is not necessary to set all the perfectly correct values to have structural analysis, I also found myself with the same problems and I tried to create the material in the style editor starting from the normal construction steel, changing only the yield limit and the breaking load.

to be sure I did various tests on the same pieces varying a lot the parameters I did not know and I did not notice significant differences, for scruple it should be asked who cares and sells the hardox, always very available when asking advice and information

 

[paolobaga]

it is not necessary to set all the perfectly correct values to have structural analysis, I also found myself with the same problems and I tried to create the material in the style editor starting from the normal construction steel, changing only the yield limit and the breaking load.

to be sure I did various tests on the same pieces varying a lot the parameters I did not know and I did not notice significant differences, for scruple it should be asked who cares and sells the hardox, always very available when asking advice and information

bè to have a correct match having all the values sometimes is better.. because you cannot know how an incorrect data in the final calculation affects. Anyway, I agree with you asking for advice to those who have to. Good job!