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Helpful Hints and Tips: Defining a Formula Bearing Load on a Tapered Hole

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Helpful Hints and Tips: Defining a Formula Bearing Load on a Tapered Hole

Helpful Hints and Tips: Defining a Formula Bearing Load on a Tapered Hole

Abstract: Representing a bearing load distribution via customized formula. Accounts for tapered holes by limiting the height of the bearing load formula.

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