B
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 |
| bead |
A local deformation in the web or a flange. |
| bend |
A feature joining two walls |
C
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|
| corner relief |
A feature defined on two flanges, which forms
a corner.
It relimits the two flanges and redefines the outer profile of the web
between the two flanges. |
| cutout |
A feature corresponding to an opening through
a feature.
The shape of the opening corresponds to the extrusion of a profile. |
D
|
|
| depth |
Dimension specifying the geometry of a bead or
a joggle. |
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E
|
|
| edge of part |
Element (usually a curve), which defines the
length/height of a surfacic flange. |
F
|
|
| feature |
Characteristic form. Features are used to
define a part. |
| flange |
A feature created by sweeping a profile along
a spine.
The different flanges or swept walls available are: simple and swept
flange, hem and tear drop. |
J
|
|
| joggle |
Feature which causes the flange to be locally
deformed.
Usually because the skin which is connected to the web is locally enforced
by a strip or stringer (L or T profile). |
K
|
|
| K factor |
Determines the computation of the unfolded
length of the surfacic flanges. |
P
|
|
| pattern |
A set of similar features repeated in the same
feature or part. |
| profile |
An open or closed profile including arcs and
lines created by the Profile command in the Sketcher workbench |
S
|
|
| stamping |
A feature created by embossing sheet metal.
The different stampings available are:
bead, circular, flanged hole, flanged cutout, curve, surface, and
stiffening rib. |
| surfacic flange |
A feature along the outer section of the web
or an existing flange. It is used to connect to another product or to
stiffen the part. |
W
|
|
| web |
Main constituent of a part. Many other
features (flanges, holes, etc.) are defined onto this feature. |
