The word 'flange' is correct and usable in written English
It refers to a projecting flat rim or collar used for strengthening or attaching one object to another. Examples: 1. The mechanic tightened the bolts on the flange to secure the pipe in place. 2. We need to replace the rusted flange on the car's exhaust system. 3. The construction workers had to weld the flanges together to create a strong connection. 4. The flange on the door frame had to be adjusted to ensure a proper fit. 5. The flange on the wheel of the train broke, causing it to come off the tracks.
In the suiform line, the earlier palaeodonts are succeeded by other groups such as the entelodonts, giant "pigs" of the European and North American Oligocene, characterized by very large skulls (some nearly 1 metre [3.3 feet] long), very small brains, and a large, bony flange below the eyes.
The common structural shapes are wide flange I-beams, standard I-beams, channels, angles, tees, zees, H-pilings, and sheet pilings.
Some bar mills also produce small channels, angles, tees, zees, and fence-post sections, with a maximum flange length of 75 millimetres, and call these products merchant bars.
Broken flange detectors are used in major terminals to indicate the presence of damaged wheels.
When a clutch and transmission are used, as in automobiles, the engine is commonly of the so-called unit-power-plant type with a bell-shaped housing surrounding the flywheel and attached to the rear flange of the cylinder block integral with, or attached to, the transmission gear case.
In another design, made economically possible by the advances in the technique of automatic continuous welding, rolled universal beam sections are welded by one flange into the troughs, or pans, of conventional sheet piles, the composite construction producing a unit of unique strength and stiffness.
The flange-back distance can then be reduced significantly.
With the mirror removed, the flange-back distance can be reduced significantly.
This makes the DSLR an expensive piece of machinery that requires precision assembly and skilled craftsmen for installation and calibration.For these extra components to be accommodated, along with the mirror box for the optical viewfinder and the auto-focusing mechanism, the "flange-back" distance from the back of the lens to the sensor's imaging plane needs to be fairly long.
To accommodate these extra components, along with the mirror box for the optical viewfinder and the auto-focusing mechanism, has traditionally required the "flange-back" distance the distance from where the back of the lens mounts onto the camera to the sensor's imaging plane to be fairly long.
It had (1) teeth set in grooves, not sockets, (2) a stout fourth toe with a unique rotary ball-and-flange type of articulation, and (3) tail (caudal) vertebrae with limited vertical motion, making the tail somewhat beaverlike in its action.
