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Power Press Calculations

03/09/2010 12:46 PM

how to calculate tons of power presses
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Re: power presses

03/09/2010 12:48 PM

Inlet Pressure x surface area - back-pressure x corresponding surface area

converted from the units to tons.
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Re: Power Press Calculations

03/10/2010 6:16 AM

surface area * thickness * shear strength of material give u tonnes of force required to shear the job

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