A limited number of results are also given for other shapes, including those having a fillet radius connecting the stalk to the cap.
It includes the following: * The knob which is the small spherical terminus of the piece; * The neck, a short, narrow piece of metal holding out the knob; and * The fillet, the tiered disk connecting the neck of the cascable to the base of the breech.
The reconstructed models are composed of a hierarchy of surfaces, including primary surfaces, connecting features, (e.g. fillets) and vertex blends, and obey a well-defined topological structure.
This problem is the motivation for the development of a method that uses "bridge" plate elements connecting the tangent points of the fillet to accurately represent its stiffness and mass.
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Failure of this type of connecting rod was reported to occur at the rounded fillet of the big connecting rod end.
An investigation of the fracture surface indicated that flange fracture did not initiate in the full-penetration weld used to assemble the shape, but rather in the heat-affected-zone of the flange adjacent to a fillet weld used to connect a stiffener to the flange.
Comparisons also show that the FAT 100 curve in IIW fatigue design recommendation could overestimate the fatigue resistance of such connections where double-sided fillet welds were used to connect the stringer web and the deck plate, and therefore double-sided groove welds with partial or full penetrations are recommended for the stringer-to-deck connections in railway bridge decks.
Fillet welds are commonly used to connect the gusset plates to the beams and columns.
** The muzzle mouldings are the tiered rings which connect the face with the rest of the muzzle, the first of which is called the lip and the second the fillet ** The muzzle astragal and fillets are a series of three narrow rings running around the outside of the chase just behind the neck.
