Fillets carbon fillet

Figure 9.22 shows a solid model of a fillet and a woven carbon fillet (noodle) is shown in Figure 9.23. A bifurcate carbon fillet (noodle) is shown in Figure 9.24. These fillets are used at joints to avoid resin-rich areas.

Figure 9.23 Carbon fillet (noodle) (Courtesy of Bally Ribbon Mills).

Kjersgard, I.V.H., Norrelykke, M.R., Baron, C.P., and lessen, F. 2006. Identification of carbon-ylated protein in frozen rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) fillets and development of protein oxidation during frozen storage. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry 54 9437-9446. 

On a regional scale, soils, till material and river sediments exhibit trace element contents comparable to the example discussed in Section 2.5, but have up to 100 times higher values compared to the typical worldwide As-background of 7 ppm (Figs. 14 and 17). Aquatic mosses from the Magliasina river show the same trend as the river sediments (10-20 mg/kg As 120-180 mg/kg Zn), that is much more than mosses from a carbonate dominated catchment (Fig.l7) (Martini and Fillet, 1996). 

Figure 5.29 Reducing peak shear stresses by using adhesive fillets and adhered tapering on steel/carbon adherends (see reference 5.17, EUROCOMP Handbook).

A 10 in. inside diameter nozzle is attached by a full-penetration weld and comer fillet weld to a 48-in. inside diameter as shown in Figure 11.156. The shell material is SA-266 Class 1 carbon steel and the nozzle material is SA-182 F304 stainless steel. The design pressure is 1250 psi at a design temperature of 500°F. What is the required thickness of the shell, nozzle, and pad (if required) to satisfy the reinforcement requirements ... 

Fig. 2.46 Fatigue failure obtained under cyclic torsion in round carbon steel specimen (0.45 % C) with a fillet notch [50], Note the characteristic factory roof type fracture surface...

A splined torsion-shaft, Fig. 5.52, 2" diameter is subjected to a constant torque M,= 180 KN. The material is high strength carbon steel heat treated to 1,200 MPa ultimate strength and 313 MPa fatigue limit xyin completely reversed torsion. Service experience indicates continuous untimely failures along section A-A in correspondence of a shoulder fillet of radius p — 2 mm. 

Fig. 7.1 Wohler s curves for a carbon steel fillet shaft subjected to rotating bending (modified from [2])...

Fracture of a metal during quenching from elevated temperature. Most frequently observed in hardened carbon steel, alloy steel, or tool steel parts of high hardness and low toughness. Cracks often emanate from fillets, holes, corners, or other stress raisers, and result from high stresses due to the volume changes accompanying transformation to martensite. 

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