Circular Geometric Pattern with Radial Segmentation Model

This drawing depicts a radial geometric pattern consisting of a circular boundary with approximately 120 inches diameter, divided into 12 equal segments. The design features radial lines emanating from a central point, creating triangular sections that form a dodecagon structure. Two circular arcs define the outer perimeter, with one being a perfect circle and another forming a slight irregular boundary. The 3D solid entity in the metadata suggests this may serve as a foundational pattern for a structural component or decorative element. The equidistant radial divisions would provide uniform load distribution if implemented in mechanical applications, while the slight irregularities in the outer boundary could be intentional design features or allowances for material expansion. The pattern’s geometric precision makes it suitable for applications requiring symmetric stress distribution around a central axis.