Re: Explaining Conveyor Drawings
1. Reduced level, basically a height measurement from some reference.
http://books.google.com.au/books?id=...survey&f=false
2. WP = work point - probably intersection of US of belt with perpendicular CL of pulley.
3. IP = intersection point - probably theorectical intersection of US of belt line.
Regards,
Lyle ■
Re: Explaining Conveyor Drawings
Originally Posted by Lyle Brown
3. IP = intersection point - probably theorectical intersection of US of belt line.
Regards,
Lyle
Belt line is a line, cannot have an underside, which it is already.
Similarly mirrors are legally required on trucks & buses but they are not considered part of the vehicle overall width. Fascinating stuff, engineering. ■
Re: Explaining Conveyor Drawings
1. Rl-reference level
2.i.p-intersection point
3.u/s belt-under side of belt ■
Re: Explaining Conveyor Drawings
Originally Posted by Lyle Brown1. Reduced level, basically a height measurement from some reference.
http://books.google.com.au/books?id=...survey&f=false
2. WP = work point - probably intersection of US of belt with perpendicular CL of pulley.
3. IP = intersection point - probably theorectical intersection of US of belt line.
Regards,
Lyle
http://books.google.com.au/books?id=...survey&f=false
2. WP = work point - probably intersection of US of belt with perpendicular CL of pulley.
3. IP = intersection point - probably theorectical intersection of US of belt line.
Regards,
Lyle
Google Books is a great service, didn't know about that yet.
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Explaining Conveyor Drawings
Hi All,
I have got some conveyor drawings and there are some abreviations in it which you may help me to understand what they really mean:
1- RL 182.175 T.O.C NOM which points to the concrete plinth of the staructure. What is the RL ? I know T.O.C is top of concrete.
2-WP RL 184.580 U/S BELT
Which points to the pulley
3-IP RL 189.087
Which points to an idler
Thank you in advance ■