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Height of the cylinder

2008-02-02View Original

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In the strength calculation, it is required to enter the height of the cylinder – whether it refers to the tangent height between the two end caps or the actual height of the cylinder. If there is only one end cap, how should the height of the cylinder be determined?
Reply #22008-02-02
It should all be the actual height of the drum!
Reply #32008-02-02
Yes. Both should be the actual height of the cylinder!
Reply #42008-02-02
It should be the actual part of the cylinder after removing the end cap
Reply #52008-03-06
It should be the actual height of the cylinder.
Reply #62008-04-26
The head has a straight-edge height, while the height of the cylinder is its actual height; the calculation method differs from that used in specialized software for drawing.

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