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Everything About Compound Cylinders

08/15/2006 12:48 PM

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I want know everything i.e., design to analysis of compound cylinder. I'm doing a project on same topic & am studying in last year of mechanical engineering. I want to know that how can fixed the dimension & can do analysis. Please help out if you can.
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compound cylinders

08/15/2006 11:45 PM

If you google for "compound cylinder" you'll quickly find information that goes on for many pages. And, of course, the engineering library at your school should have loads of information --far more than anyone here is likely to have the patience to present. Once you have a specific question or two that your university can not help with, then some of the people here might jump in to help.

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Re: compound cylinders

11/26/2007 8:10 AM

I honestly don't think 'googling' is the answer or the lesson Coward is looking for. If he an post a post here, my instinct tells me Coward here had Google as his first stop, then here.
If anyone knows what Coward is asking for, please give him a reference or two to kick start his project... thats what a forum is for - else Googe alone will do...

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