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Can an oblique cone have rounded corners?

2008-01-07View Original

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According to the requirements in HG20582-1998, the oblique cone does not have rounded corners, but I saw many drawings with rounded corners at both ends. Since the radius of the fillet is constantly changing, is the produced fillet reliable?
Reply #22008-01-07
The fillet of the oblique cone can be processed by stamping or spinning, as long as the minimum radius of the taper is ensured.
Reply #32008-01-08
The corner radius gradually changes to infinity. How to stamp it? Can you explain it in detail?
Reply #42008-01-09
I have done finite element analysis in this area, and at least the stress intensity of the one with rounded corners is much smaller than that without rounded corners.

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