JeremyA1976
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Hello all. Hope someone out there can at least help me find the right path. I am trying to solve for one of the following problems. Let me try to explain:
I am a sheet metal worker.
I am trying to find the square footage for a typical fitting we produce.
The fitting is a radius heel, radius throat, "width change", rectangular elbow (not to exceed 90 degrees).
The depth of the fitting will remain constant. (determined by user)
The width can change, but W1 (Width-1) must always be larger than W2 (Width-2). *within reason base on geometry
The user will input the following variables:
-Angle
-Throat Radius
-Width-1 *Larger if not equal
-Width-2
-Depth *Not required on cheek, but will need for heel and throat stretchout
In my worksheet, I need to solve for the cheek square footage. Below I have attached an example of a 45 degree rectangular change elbow *Cheek Shown
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0ByOvfJFPzxKPOExiU2RGVXlueUE/view?usp=sharing
just to give you a basis of what i am looking for.
The example I am showing is a 16" Width-1 to a 10" Width-2 @ 45 degrees and a throat radius of 10".
I have been able to figure out some pretty complex math formulas, but what is throwing me for a loop is trying to find out the "Heel Radius Offset HR1", "Heel Radius HR", "Heel Straight Length HSL" or "Width 2 Offset W2O". Any one of these solutions will help me find the rest, but I can't find a common connection to formulate it out. With a change elbow, the less degree you have, the more straight/ smaller heel radius you will have. It might be pretty easy for someone to figure this out, but I have been fighting this a few days and its driving me crazy. lol. crazier. Any questions I can answer to help explain? Thanks in advance for taking a look. Any advice is appreciated
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0ByOvfJFPzxKPdVhzX2dNM2w2bVU/view?usp=sharing
I am a sheet metal worker.
I am trying to find the square footage for a typical fitting we produce.
The fitting is a radius heel, radius throat, "width change", rectangular elbow (not to exceed 90 degrees).
The depth of the fitting will remain constant. (determined by user)
The width can change, but W1 (Width-1) must always be larger than W2 (Width-2). *within reason base on geometry
The user will input the following variables:
-Angle
-Throat Radius
-Width-1 *Larger if not equal
-Width-2
-Depth *Not required on cheek, but will need for heel and throat stretchout
In my worksheet, I need to solve for the cheek square footage. Below I have attached an example of a 45 degree rectangular change elbow *Cheek Shown
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0ByOvfJFPzxKPOExiU2RGVXlueUE/view?usp=sharing
just to give you a basis of what i am looking for.
The example I am showing is a 16" Width-1 to a 10" Width-2 @ 45 degrees and a throat radius of 10".
I have been able to figure out some pretty complex math formulas, but what is throwing me for a loop is trying to find out the "Heel Radius Offset HR1", "Heel Radius HR", "Heel Straight Length HSL" or "Width 2 Offset W2O". Any one of these solutions will help me find the rest, but I can't find a common connection to formulate it out. With a change elbow, the less degree you have, the more straight/ smaller heel radius you will have. It might be pretty easy for someone to figure this out, but I have been fighting this a few days and its driving me crazy. lol. crazier. Any questions I can answer to help explain? Thanks in advance for taking a look. Any advice is appreciated
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0ByOvfJFPzxKPdVhzX2dNM2w2bVU/view?usp=sharing
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