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Design Calculation of Section Modulus of Car Hood/Bonnet

  MODULUS OF ELASTICITY: The ratio of stress to strain or the stiffness of the material of a structural member (resistance to deformation). Essentially, the modulus of elasticity is a more general term regarding the overall stiffness of a member. E= Modulus of Elasticity. If E increases, then the stiffness increases. MOMENT OF INERTIA: There are two types of moment of inertia; mass moment of inertia and area moment of inertia. The moment of inertia of a Mass (I) Defined as the sum of the products of the mass (m) of each particle of the body the square of its perpendicular distance (r) from the axis is mathematically represented as I = mr² The mass distribution of a body of rotating particles from the axis of rotation is represented by the moment of inertia. The value of the moment of inertia is independent of the forces involved and depends only on the body geometry and position from the axis of rotation. The mass moment of inertia for rotation is analogous to ma...
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Design of Car Hood using NX- Cad

  Design of Car Hood      What is Hood and its design considerations: A Hood or Bonnet is a part of the automotive vehicle which gives the aesthetic look to the automobile and also helps as an enclosure to the various engine components and sensors and it is an airtight cover that protects the internal components. The bonnet system is an access panel to the engine compartment to enable maintenance of the power train, drive belts, batteries, fluid levels, and lamp units. It is fundamentally a reinforced skin panel with many safety and quality requirements.                                                             The design of the hood consists of the following parts: a) ...
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Yatch Design Using Solid works

  YACHT DESIGN Objective:-  Draft and Design the individual components of a yacht and assemble them together to form a good aesthetical yacht. Introduction: - A yacht is a sail or power vessel used for pleasure, cruising, or racing. There is no standard definition, so the term applies to such vessels that have a cabin with amenities that accommodate overnight use.  Design considerations for a cruising yacht include seaworthiness, performance, sea kindliness, and cost of construction, as follows: Seaworthiness  addresses the integrity of the vessel and its ability to stay afloat and shelter its crew in the conditions encountered. Performance  hinges on a number of factors, including the waterline length (longer means faster), drag in the water (narrower hull with smooth appendages), hull shape, and sail shape and area. Sea kindliness  is an indicator of steering ease, directional stability, and quelling of motion induced by wind and waves. ...
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Design of American Chopper Using Solid works

Designing of American Chopper Objective: - Drafting and designing the American Chopper Bike using the SOLIDWORKS tool.  Introduction:-  The Design of the American chopper Bike involves creating the individual parts initially and assembling them together with proper connections and alignment. The individual parts involved in designing the Chopper Bike are as follows.  Chassis  Engine  Kickstand  Pedal  Transmission belt  Oil tank  Rear Wheel  Rear Fender  Chain  Gas Tank  Front Fork  Front Wheel  Front Fender  Each part design has involved different options which will be explained in detail below and the assembly flow chart is as follows. The Designing of this Chopper bike start from simple boss extrude and gradually increases the difficulty level for creating the parts Transmission Belt:- A transmission belt is used in the bike to transfer the mechanical energy obtained at the engine shaft to the trans...
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