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Rejuv · 05-10-2001, 02:11 PM

I mean I said it with conviction and as far as you know maybe I was on the design team for the original stand-up. I mean if I throw out facts like because of the rotational force of the fan divided by the # of 1/4 20 screws used compared to the 14 foot/pounds torque needed to release an SAE 8 carbon alloy screw. That under certain vibrational cases the MTBF (Mean Time Before Failure) would be approx. 14,000 hrs. Meaning it would be possible for parts of the fan or door/grid to actually detach and cause the failures described above.But than again I'm sure that your ignorance will catch up with you and even if you have been in business for 18 years you will soon have a catastrophic failure that via a lawsuit will cost you your business and lively hood. So don't believe me.

05-10-2001, 02:11 PM	#8 (permalink)
Rejuv Join Date: Apr 16 2001 Posts: 30 Rep Power: 0	I mean I said it with conviction and as far as you know maybe I was on the design team for the original stand-up. I mean if I throw out facts like because of the rotational force of the fan divided by the # of 1/4 20 screws used compared to the 14 foot/pounds torque needed to release an SAE 8 carbon alloy screw. That under certain vibrational cases the MTBF (Mean Time Before Failure) would be approx. 14,000 hrs. Meaning it would be possible for parts of the fan or door/grid to actually detach and cause the failures described above.But than again I'm sure that your ignorance will catch up with you and even if you have been in business for 18 years you will soon have a catastrophic failure that via a lawsuit will cost you your business and lively hood. So don't believe me.