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Keyway may
refer to: A part of a ke****
joint used to
connect a
rotating machine element to a shaft; see key (engineering) A keyhole, a hole or aperture...
- For a key to function, the
shaft and
rotating machine element must have a
keyway and a keyseat,
which is a slot and
pocket in
which the key fits. The whole...
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Commonly machined surfaces include circular and non-circular holes, splines,
keyways, and flat surfaces.
Typical workpieces include small to medium-sized castings...
- 180°)
position is at the same
angle as the
major keyway, and is
oriented downwards. The
major keyway is a
projection on the plug
shroud which aligns with...
- the plug must rotate. The plug has a straight-shaped slot
known as the
keyway at one end to
allow the key to
enter the plug; the
other end may have a...
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Keyway Air
Transport was a
United States airline that
operated from
Frankfurt International Airport (which at the time was also home to a
United States...
- are two
basic types of tension: "bottom of the
keyway" and "top of the
keyway". The
bottom of the
keyway wrenches is
typically shaped like a
letter "L"...
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Schlage uses
milled complex keyway shapes to
mechanically prevent some non-OEM keys from
entering or
operating a lock. New
keyway designs may be protected...
- film
starts with an act of voyeurism,
depicting a man
peeping through a
keyway into a woman's bedroom. In the room, the
woman lies
alone on a bed and ****s...
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Nuclear Regulation (ONR) had
raised concerns over the
number of
fractures in
keyways that lock
together the
graphite bricks in the core. An
unusual event, such...
