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Reply #22015-08-17
During the hot stamping forming of elliptical end caps, the maximum thickness reduction generally occurs at (   b  ) a. the straight edges b. the areas with high curvature and small radius where they meet the straight edges c. the areas with low curvature and large radius 
Reply #32015-08-17
c. Areas with small curvature and large radius 
Reply #42015-08-17
Answer: During the hot stamping forming of elliptical heads, the maximum thickness reduction generally occurs at (b. the area with high curvature and small radius where it meets the straight edges).  
Reply #52015-08-17
During the hot stamping forming of elliptical heads, the maximum thinning generally occurs at the areas with low curvature and large radius 
Reply #62015-08-17
b. Areas with high curvature and small radius connected to straight edges
Reply #72015-08-17
b. Areas with high curvature and small radius connected to straight edges
Reply #82015-08-17
During the hot stamping forming of elliptical end caps, the maximum thinning generally occurs at the areas with low curvature and large radius; the correct answer is C
Reply #92015-08-17
Answer: During the hot stamping forming of elliptical end caps, the maximum thinning generally occurs at  (b. the area with high curvature and small radius where it meets the straight edges) a. The straight-edge areas b. The area with high curvature and small radius where it meets the straight edges c. The area with low curvature and large radius 
Reply #102015-08-17
During the hot stamping forming of elliptical heads, the maximum thickness reduction generally occurs at ( B    )

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