Ironworker Shearing Test Plan: Difference between revisions
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=Cutting tests= | =Cutting tests= | ||
==Non-Pass Through== | ==Non-Pass Through== | ||
#1/4"x2" | #1/4"x2" -ok | ||
#1/2"x2" up to 1/2"x6" | #1/2"x2" up to 1/2"x6" - did 1/2x2, warped at 1/2x4. Blades settled at 1/16" above: | ||
#1" rebar | #1" rebar | ||
#1x2 to 1"x6" - | #1x2 to 1"x6" - | ||
==Pass through Cutting Tests== | ==Pass through Cutting Tests== |
Revision as of 00:55, 26 October 2013
Test plan for 10/25/13:
Phase 1 - blade non-pass through (meaning blades do not cross one another yet) tests using hold-down. Goal: robust shearing of 1"x6" flat slabs of mild steel.
- Theoretical angle of blade upon touchdown of pivot end: 1/12
- Measured angle, to 1/16 height accuracy at both blade end separation distances
preliminary
Interestingly the blade is closer in the middle and a little farther on the edges on the edges we can get eight sheet of paper in between the two blades and then the middle we can get only two sheets
- With this background info we can proceed to do the test plan
- By comparison the ironworker prototype to can fit these sheets of paper as we test it:
- 4 sheets, consistent
Cutting tests
Non-Pass Through
- 1/4"x2" -ok
- 1/2"x2" up to 1/2"x6" - did 1/2x2, warped at 1/2x4. Blades settled at 1/16" above:
- 1" rebar
- 1x2 to 1"x6" -
Pass through Cutting Tests
1. 1/2x7 - 1/2"x12"
Limit tests
1"x7" and up - feasibility of whih is determined during testing