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@ishan-nohePN • Jan 15, 2013
Here are my suggestions
A] For theoretically zero load, you will not need any joint. Only two plates on one another will solve the purpose (See "Successfully constrained motion").
B]However, if at all there is any load, check for
1. Tearing efficiency
2. Crushing efficiency and
3. Shearing efficiency. Whichever is the least, will be designing parameter for safest design.
C] For economical design, use 3D software.
For developing concept, refer Design of Machine Elements by V.B. Bhandari.
Also check this resource from IGNOU #-Link-Snipped-#
@gsk-ssit-KY7Fvw • Jan 18, 2013
IssueHere are my suggestions
A] For theoretically zero load, you will not need any joint. Only two plates on one another will solve the purpose (See "Successfully constrained motion").
B]However, if at all there is any load, check for
1. Tearing efficiency
2. Crushing efficiency and
3. Shearing efficiency. Whichever is the least, will be designing parameter for safest design.
C] For economical design, use 3D software.
For developing concept, refer Design of Machine Elements by V.B. Bhandari.
Also check this resource from IGNOU #-Link-Snipped-#
THAnk you
