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Original Message
Posted by Brandon Krick on January 17, 19108 at 14:07:37:

In Reply to: report 1 posted by Nate Mauntler on January 14, 19108 at 17:16:06:

Closure equations should be used to determine the tolerances and some of the nominal dimensions specified on the parts drawings. Dr. Sawyer suggested a minimum of 12 closure equations.

Each closure equation should:

-Have reason why you are using the particular closure equation

-Clearly show what was gained from the closure equation

-Have a sketch that clearly shows what you are solving for. This includes labeled vectors as Dr. Sawyer does in class

-Be completely solved

Handwritten, solved closure equations may be included in the appendix.

Also, be sure to include why a particular material is used when you describe what the components are made of.

Please let us know if there are any additional questions on what is required on this first report.

-Brandon


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