vale79
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Hi.
someone remembers the formula to determine the maximum turning diameter in a round (of brass) to not create excessive stress in the material?
in practice we build these turned components, the walls are thin (in the order of 1-2 mm) and not uniform, i.e. there are thinner parts of others and parts with holes, carvings, etc. it never happened that they broke into normal use, while a short time ago they were used on the ships and they were literally broken, probably because of some vibrations that we do not know the characteristics. There must be a formula to determine how much material I can remove from the inside of a round, so I try from that and then maybe the increase.
Thank you.
valet
someone remembers the formula to determine the maximum turning diameter in a round (of brass) to not create excessive stress in the material?
in practice we build these turned components, the walls are thin (in the order of 1-2 mm) and not uniform, i.e. there are thinner parts of others and parts with holes, carvings, etc. it never happened that they broke into normal use, while a short time ago they were used on the ships and they were literally broken, probably because of some vibrations that we do not know the characteristics. There must be a formula to determine how much material I can remove from the inside of a round, so I try from that and then maybe the increase.
Thank you.
valet