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Let a punch shape be described by the equation z = ip(x), and xi,X2,z be the Descartes coordinate system, x = xi,X2). We assume that the mid-surface of a plate occupies the domain fl of the plane = 0 in its non-deformable state. Then the nonpenetration condition for the plate vertical displacements w is expressed by the inequalities... [Pg.13]

Assume that the equation 2 = x,y) describes a punch shape, x,y) G 0, G 6 (0). A nonpenetration condition for the plate-punch system can be written as... [Pg.96]

The existence of punch shape which provides the minimal opening of the crack. [Pg.107]

The nonpenetration condition is imposed both in the domain and on T. Thus, let the equation 2 = (a ,y) describe the punch shape, (a , y) G fl, G C°°(fi). Then the nonpenetration condition for the plate-punch system in a linear approach takes the form... [Pg.149]

Tablet core formulation Punch shape Weight (mg)... Tablet core formulation Punch shape Weight (mg)...
Different punch shapes have been tested, as a semi-hemispherical shape of punch to ensure a symmetric double curvature deformation during the forming process and a... [Pg.271]

In C(0> u (x, t) will conform to the punch shape and will in fact be independent of time. Therefore... [Pg.124]

Wire form stock material is gripped in a die with usually one end protruding. The material is subsequently formed (effectively upset) by successive blows into the desired shape by a punch or a number of progressive punches. Shaping of the shank can be achieved simultaneously (see 3.5F). [Pg.106]

Sheet Mica. Pockets of mica crystals ranging in size from a few square centimeters to several square meters are found in pegmatite sills and dikes or granodiorite (alaskite) ore bodies. In order to be used industrially, manufacturers must be able to cut a 6 cm pattern in the mica. "Books" of mica, ranging from 12.9 to 645 cm or more, are cut from the crystals. The books can be punched into various shapes and spHt into thicknesses varying from 0.0031 to 0.010 cm (12). The highest quaUty micas maybe used in aerospace computers, and those of lower quaUty find use as insulators in electrical apphances. [Pg.286]

The best products have smooth, natural curves and drawn sections that are spherical or nearly so in shape. Their walls will be more uniform, they will be more rigid, their surfaces will be less apt to show tool marks, and their tooling and molds will be lower in cost. Notches or square holes should be avoided when punching formed products. Round holes are preferred to oval ones for minimizing stress buildup. [Pg.199]

Tools include dies, molds, mandrel, jigs, fixtures, punch dies, etc. for shaping and fabricating parts (Tables 8-13 and 8-14). [Pg.457]

At the Duplex on Sheridan Square, the blond-goateed bartender upstairs, who gave his name as C.T., served his Long Island iced tea in a pear-shaped punch glass, shooting the Coca-Cola into it with his mixer hose like a man who could spit on your head from fourteen stories up. [Pg.31]

A sharp tool used in punching out special shapes of rubber or rubbered fabric or used in... [Pg.22]

Extrusion is the shaping of a plastic by pushing the plasticized or melted material through a die, and possibly a punch forming an air gap, having roughly the form of the final section of the profile. [Pg.729]


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