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BROKEN-OUT SECTION [1 record]

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Record 1 1993-04-27

English

Subject field(s)
  • Industrial Design
CONT

Often a small portion of a part may be broken away to expose and clarify an interior feature. This technique is called a broken-out section. There is no cutting-plane line used ... A short break line is generally used with a broken-out section.

CONT

A broken section is used mainly to expose the interior of objects so constructed that less than a half section is required for a satisfactory description .... The object theoretically is cut by a cutting plane and the front portion is removed by breaking it away. The "breaking away" gives an irregular boundary line to the section.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Dessin industriel
CONT

Coupe locale (...) -- Elle permet la représentation, sans pointillés, des formes intérieures pour certains détails (trous taraudés, rainures de clavette, etc.).

Spanish

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