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... shape only if no restraint is imposed during its growth . A shape is said to be symmetrical if it possesses one or more of the elements of symmetry . The elements of symmetry are planes , axes , and points of symmetry . A shape of low ...
... shape only if no restraint is imposed during its growth . A shape is said to be symmetrical if it possesses one or more of the elements of symmetry . The elements of symmetry are planes , axes , and points of symmetry . A shape of low ...
Page 158
... shape . This would then be placed in the finishing cavity in which it would be forged to the final exact shape . The pre - heated blank or billet for closed - die forging is generally pre - formed to some extent before being placed in ...
... shape . This would then be placed in the finishing cavity in which it would be forged to the final exact shape . The pre - heated blank or billet for closed - die forging is generally pre - formed to some extent before being placed in ...
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... shapes or re - entrant shapes , providing there is an axis of rotational symmetry for the latter . A circular sheet metal blank is rotated in a lathe - type machine , and the sheet metal is then forced into shape around a former , in ...
... shapes or re - entrant shapes , providing there is an axis of rotational symmetry for the latter . A circular sheet metal blank is rotated in a lathe - type machine , and the sheet metal is then forced into shape around a former , in ...
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