Beveling method for radial holes in cylinders
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After making radial openings in the cylinder body, how should beporting be carried out? It’s difficult to prepare reaction grooves in the workshop. Excuse me, is this difficult to handle? The groove diagram is as follows:
Be more detailed. Now that the straight hole is open, how do I make a bevel?
You can create your own model to take a look; make sure that the angle at each position is 50 degrees, it’s a bit tricky.
That groove of yours is indeed difficult to work with; you can decide whether to create an internal or external groove depending on the diameter of the shell and the welding method used, and it’s sufficient to create the groove on just one side
Do you mean that it’s possible to create a V-shaped groove?
It’s possible to do it, but from your diagram, if it’s drawn at a 1:1 scale, the casing in your design is quite thick, which means a lot of welding will be required
Mm. DN1800*80mm, foreigner’s drawing.
The dimensions of the groove surface vary continuously depending on the location of the cutouts, and this requires flexible handling. While ensuring full penetration, adjustments should be made to the groove configuration – such as its depth and angle – based on one’s own welding skills; it may be necessary to inform the design team of these adjustments :)