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2022-10-28View Original

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Teachers, when using SW6 to check the thickness of the tube sheet, it is necessary to enter the maximum value of the sum of the hole diameters d1+d2+ at the same cross-section on the interface of the selected flat cover. . . I saw on a forum that it’s the sum of all those on the same diameter line, but in reality the holes on my flat cover are not evenly distributed. In this case, what value should I enter?

Reply #22022-11-01

For a flat cover, I think the combination with the highest number of holes would be the number of circles you drew multiplied by 2.

Reply #32022-11-02

Then the software will prompt me that “the sum of the widths of all openings in the radial cross-section of the flat cover must not be greater than Di/2.0”; in such a case, it’s not possible to use a flat cover for verification

Reply #42022-11-03

This is not a compressed element, so it cannot be calculated based on 150

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