Hi bronx68
The test lab I worked at used instrumented drop testing for measuring impact energy of various materials and structures. The load cells would give a load-time curve which was integrated for energy. A typical rigid impact say, with no penetration or some other complication would...
Hi Bronx68
I used to build and do this kind of testing using instrumented impact load cells etc. For steel and delrin an impact time of 3-5 milliseconds would be reasonable depending on how dented the delrin gets.
are you considering hot dip vs electroplated or electroless tin? Typical parts are electroplated using essentially pure tin such as the process described by ASTM 545. If you want a uniform bright shiny finish consider electrodeposited tin that is deposited using organic brightners or is...
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Keep in mind that bolt torque is 90% friction and 10% elastic energy in bolt preload (stretch). If you need to evaluate the preload to any reasonable degree of accuracy then you must know the friction and coeficients very accurately as well. This is really tough to do in many applications...
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Some reference on the use and mounting of Tcs are:
Omega,http://www.omega.com/
and stuff at cooling zone, http://www.coolingzone.com/Content/Library/index.html
check out articles by Tony Kordyban and for a real thermal hoot get his book "hot air rises and heat sinks or everything you...
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The heat xfer by conduction to the drum should overwhelm the xfer by radiation unless the guns are really hot, 1300F and very close to the foil, say, 5 inches. What are your parameters? Without air your contact with the drum should be quite good with a thin flexible foil. In general it...