From the actual image to it's 3D form *We design within 72 hrs; all we need is a picture or correct description with some nessesary dimensions.* Reason for 3d design - Save cost and time in manufacturing. - Through our design visions are brought to life. - We follow certain design rules so we don't have problems manufacturing. Rules - With plastic parts; we use smooth curvatures to facilitate mold filling. - We consider draft angles. - We use appropriate wall thickness, of not less than 0.6mm - We eliminate sharp edges and points.
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Our next webinar is tomorrow! Members, check your emails now for more information and a link to register. Can't make the live webinar? Members also gain access to all past webinars on demand on our website. 3D CAD Presentation on Designing Plywood Frames with Lewis Mabon Tuesday, December 10th at 1:00pm EST Using 3D models and 2D drawings to demonstrate step-by-step process for designing plywood frames efficiently. The importance of starting correctly will be demonstrated, how to use scaled sketches to ensure frame stays within the upholstery goal. Best practices will be discussed, such as making the most robust models possible.
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A query- Can we design OHT of 50KL on single column with capital? Since now it will not follow the code IS 11682 where min 3 columns are required. What is its feasibility if we design it on a single column? Discussion – I don't recommend taking away the options from the designer to choose the shape and geometry of the tank and its staging. However one should have a good knowledge about the behaviour of such tanks/staging in wind and seismic cases. Flyovers are being constructed on single supports- a solid column. If the economy is not a consideration, one can do it. The vertical pipelines if located outside the column, may disturb the aesthetic appearance one may be looking for. If pipelines are taken inside, the column can be treated like a cylindrical shaft. One should be cautious about the ratio of staging height to width of staging. As this ratio will increase the bending moments on the tower due to wind and also seismic will increase. Wind dynamics and top-sway will need good controls by imparting enough stiffness and strength. For a single column, P-Δ effect will be a major design issue. A new version of IS 11682 is finalized and is under printing.
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