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Head cover radius of curvature

2018-03-19View Original

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The head has two radii of curvature, R1 and R2. Question 1: How are these two radii of curvature determined? 2. What is the relationship between them? 3. What is the definition of these two radii?
Reply #22018-03-19
It depends on what type of end cap it is – elliptical, butterfly? For a standard ellipse, R is approximately 0.9 times D, and r is approximately 0.17D. There are more butterfly shapes.
Reply #32018-03-19
For the elliptical head, the origins of the two formulas defined in 151 could not be found.
Reply #42018-03-19
There is a derivation process for this; the first radius of curvature is derived from ds/dq. But I forgot how to get the second radius of curvature.
Reply #52018-03-19
May I ask, what are the definitions of the first and second radius of curvature?
Reply #62018-03-20
Direct seizure standard GB25198

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