USS End Cap 4: Changing Shell Depth (Metric)

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http://sustainabilityworkshop.autodesk.com/ The end-cap is hemispherical to avoid stress concentrations on the interior corners of the drive cylinder. In this tutorial you'll vary the depth/curvature of the hemisphere to reduce weight and stay within the design requirements.



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