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conical surface

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conical surface: see cone cone or conical surface, in mathematics, surface generated by a moving line (the generator) that passes through a given fixed point (the vertex) and continually intersects a given fixed curve (the directrix).
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conical surface [′kän·ə·kəl ′sər·fəs]
(mathematics)
A surface formed by the lines which pass through each of the points of a closed plane curve and a fixed point which is not in the plane of the curve.


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This is achieved by the small die inlet angle 14 and the included angle 28 of the conical surface 22 of the wire guide, with the conical surfaces 12 and 22 being substantially parallel to one another.
Polyflow tried simulating a change in slope of the conical surface of the die plate to compensate for melt-temperature differences.
Poor tool life resulted, because, as the tool broke through the conical surface remaining at the end of the partially drilled hole, the pressurized coolant no longer lubricated and cooled the cutting edge.
 
 
 
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