Here, the gauge length of the deep support type bearing is 10 mm
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Here, the span of the deep support type bearing is 10 mm. Individuals often use the conventional drawing method shown in the CAD diagram with the black frame; however, a span of 10 mm would indeed result in a distance of 10 mm between the curves, which is closer to the standard value. Could any expert use mechanical models or other structural design considerations to explain which approach is more reasonable? The distance between the two and the weld line also differs significantly during the design process. Please provide a convincing explanation: handshake
You’re looking very carefully. I set the length of that chamfer edge to 10. In our facility’s workshops, the standard height is determined based on the bottom of the head
Well, I’ve seen the situations described upstairs; it’s just not precise enough. In this highly specialized work environment related to pressure vessels, many ambiguities, even when intended in a positive sense, are often exaggerated and used to make a big deal out of small matters, thereby complicating things. The work is difficult, and the compensation is poor
That’s great. I spent a long time trying to figure out why the number 10 was marked on the side