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True weight of phos & oil on a part

Q. I have a part - small fastener - that weighs about 100 grams (coated) The coating is 15 g/m2. What is the effective weight of the coating? What is the proper math formula one employs to decipher this?

Jeff Wintle
quality - Valparaiso, Florida, USA
August 18, 2010

A. You have insufficient Data.
We need sufficient info to establish the surface area of the component.
Regards,
Bill

William Doherty
Trainer - Salamander Bay, Australia

A. Dear Jeff Wintle,
first calculate the area for the fastener, this you will get from drawing.(in pro-E, you are able to get the ex-cast surface area) convert the area in square meter.
EX:
Assume one fastener(with out plating or coating) is 0.1 Square meter and the weight is 100 gms, Total 10 of fasteners is 1000 gms with 1 Square meter. after the plating all 10 Number weight should be 1015.
For setting the base from initial define the Each part area then you will fix.
I think the above will help for your requirement.

Kannan Boopathi
- Salem, Tamilnadu, India

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