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Hull and Outfitting

Definitions

  • Last UpdatedNov 28, 2025
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In this document some terms will often be used. They are shortly described below:

Figure 1:1. Folded flange, general definitions

Base line

The line to which the flange geometry will be added. For brackets this line usually goes through the top of the bracket toes.

Marking line

A line on the flange indicating where the bending tool should be placed while bending the flange.

Knuckle point

Some flange ends have a profile-looking shape. Their geometries have in one point a knuckle (the knuckle point) which corresponds to the top of the 'toe' of the 'end cut'. Its position is defined by the orthogonal distance from the base line.

FLA_W

The width of the flange, before it has been bent. FLA_W is the orthogonal distance between the base line and the edge of the flange.

W_KN

The orthogonal distance between the base line and the knuckle point.

MARK_D

The orthogonal distance between the base line and the marking line.

Bending radius

The radius on top of the bending tool.

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