by John Watton
We recently uploaded a new case study on the topic of part distortion caused by residual stress during machining. We wanted to dive a little deeper into the topic with an analysis of a distorted aerospace part. Here is what we found. Continue reading Analysis of distorted aerospace part
by Robert Pires
Distortion of parts during the machining process is a significant problem faced by many machining vendors. This phenomenon typically results from the release and redistribution of residual stress in the material once the part is unclamped from the machine table. When not accounted for, machining distortion can lead to out-of-tolerance parts that either require reworking, or have to be scrapped. Continue reading Case Study: Multi-step machining distortion modeling
by Camille Fowler
Rho, the dog
Who’s ready to meet our next pet? Last time, we introduced you to Delta, the spunky dog from Taiwan. Now let’s meet his “big” little brother – Rho. Continue reading HE Pet Spotlight: Rho