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external thread

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external thread [ek¦stərn·əl ′thred]
(design engineering)
A screw thread cut on an outside surface.
outside thread
A thread on the external surface of a pipe or cylinder.
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In our description of the system, for instance, all threads have the same material properties, but their impact on the dynamics of the antenna varies according to the spatial location of the threads: intuitively, an external thread induces a much larger torque than an internal one.
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A properly targeted threading process recognizes this essential and unique characteristic, and plans for initialization of the thread manufacturing process at the low end of the external thread tolerance, and at the high end of the internal thread tolerance.
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