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Assembly seam

Assembly seam. Seams of this type are especially important for tool loading and the injection process. The sub-preforms can be assembled by using suitable types of threads, which again assist the sewing operation. The preform assembly can either be two-dimensional or three-dimensional and the respective stitching parameters can be chosen to be different. [Pg.216]

Seam type Fixing/positioning seam Assembly seam Structural seam... [Pg.219]

In the overall preform manufacturing concept, the fixing and positioning seams, and the assembly seams have a tremendous contribution. The sewing operation should be performed at a very high speed with secured quality and at... [Pg.219]

To be specific let us have in mind a picture of a porous catalyst pellet as an assembly of powder particles compacted into a rigid structure which is seamed by a system of pores, comprising the spaces between adjacent particles. Such a pore network would be expected to be thoroughly cross-linked on the scale of the powder particles. It is useful to have some quantitative idea of the sizes of various features of the catalyst structur< so let us take the powder particles to be of the order of 50p, in diameter. Then it is unlikely that the macropore effective diameters are much less than 10,000 X, while the mean free path at atmospheric pressure and ambient temperature, even for small molecules such as nitrogen, does not exceed... [Pg.77]

Prefabricated units, other than regularly manufactured buttwelding fittings, that employ plate and longitudinal seams, as contrasted with pipe that has been produced and tested under one of the specifications listed in this Part, shall be designed, constructed, and tested under requirements of the ASME BPV Code Section VIII, Division 1. These requirements are not intended to apply to such partial assemblies as split rings or collars, or to other field-welded details. [Pg.135]

The boilers in those days were not pressure vessels. They were constructed from sheets of wrought iron and assembled by riveting and hammering the seams. At best, they could hold a few atmospheres of steam pressure. The low-pressure steam generated did not really push the beam and piston up. The beam was pulled up by a heavy weight attached to the far end of the beam. This also pulled the piston up. [Pg.216]

For some forms of protective clothing sewing may be used as primary stage of assembly before seams are welded. [Pg.51]

Figure 5. Assembly drawing (a) and general view before assembly (b) of M-H container 1 -case, 2 - heat exchanger, 3 - filter with gas input/output fitting, 4 - point for metal-hydride loading, 5 - thermocouple shield, 6 - position for electric heater, - welded seams. Figure 5. Assembly drawing (a) and general view before assembly (b) of M-H container 1 -case, 2 - heat exchanger, 3 - filter with gas input/output fitting, 4 - point for metal-hydride loading, 5 - thermocouple shield, 6 - position for electric heater, - welded seams.
Figure 5.12 shows the Rebek softballs. Two C-shaped monomers can form a capsule self-assembled through a seam of hydrogen bonds. Inside the cavity, the... [Pg.129]

Tires syn. tyres are the outer circumference of a wheel which makes contact with a surface. Metal tires are used on rail and other vehicles. Solid rubber tires are used in factories where they carry high loads to resist abrasion and puncture. Where the greatest need for protection from shock is required (e.g., in automobiles, aircraft, and other vehicles) pneumatic (compressed air-filled) tires are used. Tire assemblies consist of the tire and the wheel to which they are attached. Assemblies may also include rubber inner tubes which hold the air. On inflation, the edge of the tire is pressed against the rim of the wheel and forms an airtight seam or an inner tube is filled. Tires are manufactured to rated inflation pressures appropriate to the weight of the vehicle and driving conditions. [Pg.254]

Many of the components of the vehicle such as fasteners, handles, brackets, and frame were made from 1010 carbon steel, which is prone to corrosion with ease. These parts corroded on almost every HMMWV in service leading to extensive repairs and maintenance. Vehicle parts such as the engine compartment, suspension, and steering, body, underbody, and other miscellaneous parts such as welded seams, fuel tank assemblies, nuts, bolts, fasteners, and frame suffered corrosion and the percentage of vehicles affected was in the range of 13-76%. [Pg.310]


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