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trochoid
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trochoid [′trō‚kȯid]
(anatomy)
pivot joint
(mathematics)
The path in the plane obtained from a point on the radius of a circle or the extension of the radius as the circle rolls along a fixed straight line.
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Modern trochoidal and plunge milling strategies, combined with rigid holders and the new milling tools on the market, let even low-end machines achieve considerable chip volume with no loss of speed or performance.
Gettin' groovy; Getting higher chip volume with trochoidal and plunge ... by Person, Randy / Modern Applications News
Striving for improvement In recent years, machining strategies such as trochoidal and morph cutting have been introduced in attempts to mitigate the negative impact of tool overload.
Blazing a new toolpath: managing the TEA cuts cycle time, extends ... by Coleman, Glenn / Tooling & Production
There is also a trochoidal machining option, which avoids full-width cuts when the cutter encounters heavy engagement.
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