What is the difference between 2d and 3d Digital image correlation?
3D Image Correlation provides full 3D coordinates of the surface of the material in test, using two camera stereoscopic view, which provides true deformation and strain data. 2D image correlation, uses one camera, providing relative displacement and strain data. As long as strain is greater than 1% and a longer lens is used, 2D can work well. 3D is much safer and more accurate.
What is the Significance of recrystallization temperature in metalworking?
Recrystallization temperature in metal working can be defined as the temperature at which the plastic deformation takes place perfectly. The stresses induced during the process is are grater than the yield strength and less than the fracture strength.
Proof machining means>> If part have too much dispensable material to remove through out machining than machining is done on the same to remove all material till it will have only 2~3 mm to achieve its final dimensions , this process is called proof machining or if part have 1~2 mm material to remove for coming it final dimensions then Cutting tool path proving done & is called proof machining.
What are the types of bearings used in a steam turbine?
main two type of bearing used in steam turbine:(1)thrust bearing (2)general bearing
Formula for calculating the heat balance for steam turbine hall?
The guaranteed heat rate, indicated on performance data table of power plant is calculated in accordance with
the following formula:
HR = (Qms x Hms - Qfw x Hfw + Qhrh x Hhrh - Qcrh x Hcrh - Qas x Has + Qmu x Hmu) x 3600 / W
HR = heat rate [kJ/kWh]
W = gross power output [kW]
Q = mass flow [kg/s]
H = enthalpy [kJ/kg]
Subscript:
ms = main steam
fw = boiler feedwater
hrh = hot reheat steam
crh = cold reheat steam
as = auxiliary steam extraction from turbine cycle for boiler users
mu = make up water at condenser
Installation of pelton turbine in India?
1. Koyana hydroelectric project in Koyana (Maharashtra) on Koyana river.
2. Mahatma Gandhi hydroelectric works in Sharavathi(Karnataka) on Sharavathi river.
3. Mandi hydrolectric scheme in Mandi(Himachal Preadesh) on Uhl river.
What are the different types of modulus elasticity?
there are different types of modulus it depends on what types of stress is acting on the material if its direct stress then then there is modulus of elasticity,if tis shear stress then its modulus of rigidity and when its volumetric stress it is bulk modulus and so on
What is meant by terms banding and peaking in pressure vessel?
Peaking is deviations at vertical weld joints, while banding is deviations at horizontal welds of tank shell , regards engr waqas akram, any engg related questions can be asked at waqas429@hotmail.com
What is the endurance limit of mild steel?
The endurance limit for steel, as a general term, flattens out at around 30ksi stress. As the cycles go to infinity, the endurance level for most steels stays above 25ksi stress.
What is lubricant contamination?
Lubricant contamination can be many things, but main ones usually are
Water from various sources include moisture in the air, coolant leaks and rain.
Dust and Dirt
Rust
Weld splatter (Build Debris)
Paint
Fibers
Incorrect oils
Wear particles
Soot
Other oils (often incorrectly used)
Worn Seals
The list goes on but these are the usual things to find. Correct filtration should remove most things (except the oil) but it is better to start with very clean oil to start with. New oil is not always clean oil.
How is radiation used to check welds?
A source of gamma radiation is placed on one side of the weld, and a photographic film is placed on the other. Bubbles and weak points will appear on the film.
Does all of the heat produced by an SMA weld stay in the weld?
no some of the heat is radiated away in forms of light and heat waves
Advantages of superplastic forming?
The major advantage of this process is that it can form large and complex workpieces in one operation. The finished product has excellent precision and a fine surface finish.
If you double the speed of centrifugal pump?
Centrifugal pumps generally obey what are known as the pump laws. These laws state that the flow rate or capacity is directly proportional to the pump speed; the discharge head is directly proportional to the square of the pump speed; and the power required by the pump motor is directly proportional to the cube of the pump speed.
Why in steam turbine maintain steam temp 535 degree Celsius?
IT is not accurately 535 c.... The water should be in the super heated condition... So we go to like a higher temperature region and also higher pressure region to change the steam as super heated steam and then the steam is allowed to expand in the steam turbine... now the power gained is much higher than the water flowes at saturated condition like (200 c - 300 c )... so only we are moving to higher temperature and higher pressure region
What is maximum thickness of sheet metal?
Upto and including 2 mm.
Max thickness of sheet metal. Personally, I have worked with 4 inch material on a rare occasion, however I work with 1mm (approx. 0.04 in) up to 50.8mm (approx. 2 in ) quite often. The question is somewhat vague, but if you have enough money, you could have a sheet of metal just about as thick as you want.
What is maximum carbon in steel?
Steel with a carbon content above 2.0% is considered cast iron so the limit is 2.0%. Grey cast iron starting at 2.5% is basically a mix of ferrite carbides and graphite. Going higher above cast iron is pure carbide or Fe3C at 6.1%. Above that and it's basically a mix of iron graphites.
What astm standard for mild steel?
The ASTM A-10 and, but it was discontinued and replaced by ASTM 283, the term mild steel is not recommendable for engineering use.
Where does the name cheeseborough come from for the rigging clamp hardware?
From the NYC scaffolding company in the 1920's: Chesebrough Whitney.