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ON TWO APPROACHES FOR CONSTRUCTION …<br />

3. Create the set D(U ∗ ,U ∗ ) and select of vector r parallel to the strip axis.<br />

4. Determine the intersection and take of point u∈pr∩D(U ∗ ,U ∗ ) and put<br />

u=u−p.<br />

With respect to geometrical structure [7] of the set D(M,N) it can hold<br />

for the point v according to [8] the following:<br />

a) Point v is a vertex of a non-convex interior angle (with size 270°) of<br />

the rectangular polygon bounded by the main part of the set D(M′,M).<br />

b) The point v is a vertex of a convex interior angle of some rectangular<br />

polygon bounded by a simple closed broken line contained in the set<br />

D(M′,M) and different from the main part of D(M′,M).<br />

c) The point v is an end-point of a simple non-closed broken lines<br />

(including line segments) contained in the set D(M′,M).<br />

d) The point v is an isolated point of the set D(M′,M).<br />

Complexity of this algorithm depends on the complexity of the<br />

constructions of the sets D(M′,M) and D(U ∗ ,U ∗ ) and on the complexity of<br />

the determining of the intersection pr∩D(U ∗ ,U ∗ ). We expect that an optimal<br />

non-total dense two-periodical placement we obtain for a point from one of<br />

the eventualities a) - d).<br />

4 A total dence two-periodical placement of<br />

rectangular polygons along a line<br />

The second approach which is most often used in engineering practice<br />

consists in the following: in the first place are cut-out repeatly congruent<br />

cutting pieces in the one line of the metal strip (during its translation) using<br />

only one blade and then are cut-out the pieces in the second line using the<br />

same blade after the rotation of the metal strip by 180°.<br />

Definition 4. Two-periodical placement MM'u=Uu of the polygon M<br />

along a line such that periodical placement Mu of the polygon M along<br />

a line with the basis u is dense and periodical placement M'(x)u of the<br />

polygon M'(x) along a line with the basis u is dense and the polygons M,<br />

M'(x) are densely placed, too we call total (or complete) dense twoperiodical<br />

placement of polygon M along a line with basis u (Fig. 5).<br />

Fig. 5: A total dense two-periodical placement of polygon M along a line<br />

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