Hohlzylindrischer

Hohlzylindrischer is a German adjective that translates to "hollow cylindrical" in English. It is used to describe objects that have the shape of a cylinder with a hollow interior. This term is commonly encountered in technical fields such as engineering, manufacturing, and physics, where precise geometric descriptions are essential.

An object described as hohlzylindrischer possesses a tubular form, meaning it is elongated and has a circular or oval cross-section. The key characteristic is the absence of material within the central axis of this cylinder, creating a hollow space. Examples of hohlzylindrischer objects include pipes, tubes, sleeves, and certain types of shafts. The dimensions typically associated with such an object include an outer diameter, an inner diameter, and a length. The difference between the outer and inner diameters defines the wall thickness of the hollow cylinder.

The properties and behavior of a hohlzylindrischer object are often distinct from those of a solid cylinder due to its internal void. For instance, in structural applications, a hollow cylinder may offer a favorable strength-to-weight ratio compared to a solid counterpart of the same outer dimensions. This is because material is removed from the interior, reducing mass without a proportional loss in load-bearing capacity for certain types of stress. Understanding the hohlzylindrischer nature of a component is therefore crucial for accurate analysis and design in many scientific and engineering disciplines.