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Combinations To Form A Ring

This document discusses equations to calculate the number of bricks needed to form a ring using two different sized bricks. Equation 1 and 2 relate the outside and inside chords of each brick to the inner and outer diameters of the desired ring. The equations can then be solved to determine the number of each type of brick (X and Y) required. Variables are defined for the brick dimensions, ring diameters, and brick counts.

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Combinations To Form A Ring

This document discusses equations to calculate the number of bricks needed to form a ring using two different sized bricks. Equation 1 and 2 relate the outside and inside chords of each brick to the inner and outer diameters of the desired ring. The equations can then be solved to determine the number of each type of brick (X and Y) required. Variables are defined for the brick dimensions, ring diameters, and brick counts.

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Combi nat i ons t o For m a Ri ng w i t h T w o Si zes of Br i ck




a1 . X + b1 . Y = . 1 ----------- eq.1
a2 . X + b2 . Y = . 2 ----------- eq.2

Fr om eq.1 & eq.2:

X =
n ( b2.1-b1.2)
( a1.b2-a2.b1)
Y =
n ( a2.1-a1.2)
( a2.b1-a1.b2)


Wher e;
A: A shape radial brick.
B: B shape radial brick.
a1: The outside chord of brick A.
b1: The outside chord of brick B.
a2: The inside chord of brick A.
b2: The inside chord of brick B.
1 : Given outside diameter of desired ring. (1 = 2 + h)
2 : Given inside diameter of desired ring. (2 = 1 h)
h: Hei ght of t he br i ck .
X: Number of pieces of brick A, used with brick B to form a ring.
Y: Number of pieces of brick B, used with brick A to form a ring.

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