How Do Discs, Like the One in the Accompanying Figure

question 46

Multiple Choice

How do discs, like the one in the accompanying figure, commonly store items?

• A) in random locations anywhere between the center of the disc and the edge of the disc
• B) in multiple pie-shaped sections that break a track into arcs
• C) in a single track that spirals from the center of the disc to the edge of the disc
• D) in multiple concentric tracks from the center of the disc to the edge of the disc

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Definitions:

Center-To-Center Spacing

The distance measured from the center of one feature (such as a hole or pin) to the center of another, critical for part alignment and assembly.

Intermittent Fillet Weld

A type of weld where continuous fillet welds are interrupted at regular intervals, used to join structural components while saving on material and reducing weight.

Supplementary Symbol

A symbol added to the basic nomenclature or notation in technical drawings, providing additional information about the feature or dimension it accompanies.

Basic Weld

A fundamental welding process where two metal pieces are joined together by melting their adjoining surfaces with or without using a filler material.