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Re: THe NAC Lots-O-Post Thread
Did your forgotten coffee lead to the apocalypse or what?
Did your forgotten coffee lead to the apocalypse or what?
Lets do math, 7018 welding rod: the "70" stands for 70,000psi tensile strength of the weld if done correctly (obviously we are all pro welders, also dont worry about the 18). estimate the surface area that you have welded on rectangles are LxW, just treaty every surface that the weld covers as a rectangle and add up the surface areas. say you had 4in^2 of surface area. 70,000=F/4, F=70000*4, F=210,000lbs. so if you had a weld that covered 4in^2 it would take 210,000 lbs to break it (straight pulling it). lets say a jeep weighs 3500 lbs, give the weld a safety factor of 12 for shock load 12*3500= 42000lbs so for straight pulling you have a design safety factor of 6. bending is a little different but still due able. not saying you should not do it through the bumper, just a interesting way of looking at it.
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Lets do math, 7018 welding rod: the "70" stands for 70,000psi tensile strength of the weld if done correctly (obviously we are all pro welders, also dont worry about the 18). estimate the surface area that you have welded on rectangles are LxW, just treaty every surface that the weld covers as a rectangle and add up the surface areas. say you had 4in^2 of surface area. 70,000=F/4, F=70000*4, F=210,000lbs. so if you had a weld that covered 4in^2 it would take 210,000 lbs to break it (straight pulling it). lets say a jeep weighs 3500 lbs, give the weld a safety factor of 12 for shock load 12*3500= 42000lbs so for straight pulling you have a design safety factor of 6. bending is a little different but still due able. not saying you should not do it through the bumper, just a interesting way of looking at it.
commence hating.
I just got a smart phone, how can I go about sending pics of my balls to carmelo and bob?
this or a pink phoneWhat the ****? I can't picture you without a phone that doesn't flip open in some way.
And you have to download snapchat.
I will have to pull out the formulas for calculating the load on a pull when I get home to add more dumb math to a simple question, but if you go by 18,189 lbs, I can tell you even a 1" shackle is going to fail long before the weld on a side pull.[engineering tip of the day]
Weld strength of a good 70ksi fillet weld:
R = 0.928 x D x L, where D=weld size in 16ths L= weld length -1/2"
You can increase the strength by 50% if the load is applied perpendicular to the weld, but for case i'd only use 40% since the load won't always be perpendicular.
So assuming a 4"x4" plate, you'll have 3.5" of good weld on each side (L = 7" total)
Max. weld size you can use is 1/2 the tab thickness (without reducing), so assuming a 1/2" thick tab, use 1/4" fillet each side. (D = 4)
R = 0.928(4)(7") = 25.98k = 25,984 lb x 140% = 36,377 lb
Impact load safety factor is 2, so take half the allowable load R
R(safe) = 18,189 LB
This doesn't account for base metal thickness or steel strength, but it's a good quick estimate since those rarely control unless you have thin material.
[/engineering tip of the day]
been out fishing? bass seem to be spawning now. caught a mean pickerel out of quabog mondayI have pounders of cream and summer in the fridge. haven't tried the Bock