5. Calculate the necessary draft angle for a reinforcement rib located behind a 6mm wall thickness considering the following: a. 70% of the Wall thickness and h=15 mm 6 mm 70% 2 mm b. 50% of the Wall thickness and h=15 mm 6 mm 50% 2 mm c. Calculate the rib height to achieve a draft angle equals to 1.5° for a 70 % of the wall thick ness.

5. Calculate the necessary draft angle for a reinforcement rib located behind a 6mm wall thickness considering the following: a. 70% of the Wall thickness and h=15 mm 6 mm 70% 2 mm b. 50% of the Wall thickness and h=15 mm 6 mm 50% 2 mm c. Calculate the rib height to achieve a draft angle equals to 1.5° for a 70 % of the wall thick ness.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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