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fillet of the material

French translation: filet de la matière

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English term or phrase:fillet of the material
French translation:filet de la matière
Entered by: Tony M

16:19 Jul 4, 2007
English to French translations [Non-PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Engineering (general)
English term or phrase: fillet of the material
As a result, flow of fillet of the material is promoted in the long diameter direction of the cam lobe piece while the flow speed of the fillet of the material is relatively increased at the section on the cam nose side so that the material can be smoothly filled to the section on the cam nose side. Accordingly, even the cam nose having a small radius of curvature can be easily formed without occurrence of underfill and the like. Besides, load necessary for filling the fillet of the material to the section on the cam nose side can be effectively reduced thereby achieving lightening the load applied to the die and prolonging the life of the die.
Daphnee
Local time: 04:12
filet de la matière
Explanation:
Generally, 'fillet' would be translated by 'filet' in most common usages, though I confess that the combination of no surrounding context and gobbledy-gook English is making it very hard for me to really get my head round just what is supposed to be going on here.

In particular, I have a sneaking suspicion that 'fillet' might not be the right word in EN in the first place!
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Tony M
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Local time: 04:12
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filet de la matière


Explanation:
Generally, 'fillet' would be translated by 'filet' in most common usages, though I confess that the combination of no surrounding context and gobbledy-gook English is making it very hard for me to really get my head round just what is supposed to be going on here.

In particular, I have a sneaking suspicion that 'fillet' might not be the right word in EN in the first place!

Tony M
France
Local time: 04:12
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