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Sorry for this, may because of slip toung General guideline is to keep at least 1.5 time of thickness, more than that is always good. I am coming with more design video on plastic sheet metal and casting So you will get the updated general design guidelines video soon having more detail cover.

factor of safety for gas cylinder is not mentioned actually But Cylinder is PESO certified and tested under various worst case conditions like crash, impact and runover test

Silver streak is same like discoloration defect where on surface visible mark or colour different from part required colour. This defect impact on appearance of part

In upcoming video, you will see less ok, I will work on video editing 😜

For forming part or complicated part geometry of sheet metal parts we use part modeling instead of sheet metal module

Actually this values are taken from different source But in actual, it's depends on the application where we use foil and the requirement Generally considered to be less than 0.2 mm in thickness. Foil is often used for packaging, insulation, and various household items. So you can consider this as general value and but it will be more as per application.

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For design engineer to team lead you can expect upto 15L -20LPA Then you need to upgrade your self to manager level to increase your salary further

​@MechanicalDesignAdda can we earn upto 30 &40 lpa as a design engineer.

No my dear, 30 to 40 LPA normally we don't get that much salary But in CAD customisation like creo customisation, CATIA customisation level you will expect upto 35 to 40 LPA for 7-8 year experience person.

Noted .......in future video, sure I will consider your point

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There is no particular book I referred, generally I referred different sources to prepare content

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🥰😃 but its chassis

@@MechanicalDesignAdda its pronounced like this.

Ya I accept my mistake, I will keep in mind for next video

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I don't know solidwork interface but you can step step approach and create in solidwork

We can design a battery pack with sheet metal but proper insulation and safety factor like earthing, thermal management and cooling channel we need to consider and design a battery pack

well! Do you have any video based on that@@MechanicalDesignAdda

No I don't have

@@MechanicalDesignAdda Ooh.. If possible please make a video on that.

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Neutral axis is imaginary axis where there no compression and tension effects so there is no expansion or contraction

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In the angle of projection most things are standardized Two planes are the imaginary transparent plane We have two options 1 and 3rd angle of projection to get the 2D view We need to follow standard because if we have number of option then we will get number result Drawings are universally accepted so we need to take standard option we have so that everyone can understand and avoid confusion To summarise all, to avoid confusion and maintain drawing standard we need to follow recommended standard practice of 1st and 3rd angle of projection👍 Let me know your point of view ☺️

@@MechanicalDesignAdda I know we are following standards based on some principles but my question is why? Clearing that will make the viewer more knowledgeable.

As I said, more options create confusions as drawing are referring all over the world So the reason we are following standard practice in angle of projection is to confusion. If we have no. Of option in angle of projection then everyone follow different different method and it will create confusion As drawing goes in different departments and different steck holders

First and third angles are both are in used, it depends on the organisation, client and supplier which practice they are following so that everyone can understand drawing