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

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.

And please share your linkdin I'd

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

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Can you type in English ? Sorry I can't read your comment 😔

It's standard practice that we are following If we rotate anti clockwise we will get 2nd and 4th angle of projection and 1st and 3rd will overlap So to avoid any confusion and everyone on the same page standard are fixed in angle of projection so that everyone can can same standard method and understand drawing If we have number of option for angle of projection then it will create confusions among all

Do you want me to create a video on the extrusion process ?

Yes please! It will be wonderful, especially on what are the troubles may occur during process and how to overcome them. Thanks and regards

I will work on it

@@MechanicalDesignAdda Can you make a video on blow moulding also?

Sure I will create a video on blow molding

I have not understood your question Do you want me to explain front, side and top views ?

😃😃😃 there is no low and high gear😔

You are right, I already uploaded video on types of gears and it's application on my channel Please check out

We need to rotate the horizontal plane in clock wise direction to get projection on drawing We can't place views on drawing in 3D view

@@MechanicalDesignAdda ok sir got it👍

Thank you for highlighting this one. I forgot to delete the text. Sorry 😔

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@@MechanicalDesignAdda do u have orthogonal projection about the exercise of the thumbnail?

I don't have, but I can create for your practice if you want

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Thank you for your comment As hardness increases, the material becomes more resistant to deformation, meaning it requires more force to change its shape. In the context of the K factor, which is often used in formulas related to materials' mechanical properties, an inversely proportional relationship implies that as hardness goes up, the K factor goes down. This relationship is consistent with the idea that harder materials are typically more brittle and less ductile, leading to changes in their mechanical behavior as captured by the K factor. However, it's essential to note that this is a generalized trend and may not hold true for all materials or under all conditions.