Corrugation

usgb/ˌkɔr.əˈɡeɪ.ʃən/
Noun

The act or process of making something have repeated folds or ridges.

The corrugation of the metal provides extra strength to the roofing sheets.
Visual representation of "corrugation" - The act or process of making something have repeated folds or ridges.

Often appears as...

  • metal corrugation
  • cardboard corrugation

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Engineering Context

In construction, corrugation enhances structural integrity.

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The use of corrugated materials can improve durability in roofs.
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Biological Relevance

In biology, corrugation can describe the appearance of certain tissues.

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The corrugation of the brain's surface is crucial for its function.
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Aesthetic Appeal

Corrugated materials can also have artistic uses.

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Artists use corrugation to create texture in sculptures.
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