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hiray_ajay
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Strength of embbos on sheet metal

05/11/2007 3:42 PM

I want to know the mathematical formula for Strength of embbos on sheet metal,

Means how much ammount of change in strentgh will happen by change width & depth of embbos
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Re: Strength of embbos on sheet metal

05/14/2007 10:19 AM

Do you mean emboss? Strength of what? What size, shape, depth; how many? We need a lot more info to be able to help.

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Re: Strength of emboss on sheet metal

05/14/2007 1:18 PM

Yes emboss on sheet metal. As I am using emboss in sheet metal for diff. panels of Automotive body.Suppose we use emboss of size 20mm(width) & 5mm(depth) 80mm(length) & we check that sheet metal body for diff. loads if it fails then we change the emboss size & again check the sheet metal body.So that is as per exp. but I want its mathematical formula.
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