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| DSH 525) D+ r- w" o7 s
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| 13.29 d- A! Z4 l& r; d" H
| 60065(ed.6)
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( Q# X( ?6 b4 T3 jStandard:
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+ q1 d' t. ~/ d {1 CSub clause:
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Sheet No.
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Key words:* f4 F% M; O. y H" _; F( k
force for internal parts' \3 p# X5 i' {
Decision taken at the
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Question:
( M& l8 C; ^1 zIn clause 13.2, it is specified that 2N for internal parts and 30N for the outside are applied
& T' t9 G# o2 ^5 k7 G+ Esimultaneously while taking measurement of clearance. However, it is not specified that forces are
; K8 T3 x8 d/ I- S' Lapplied to internal parts while taking measurements between two internal parts, ex. primary circuit
5 L1 x! ^3 C+ s, Z1 Y& k6 [$ kcomponent and secondary circuit component.
* r) W' t6 b0 S5 w+ d1 p5 ~Which is the appropriate method to measure clearance between two internal parts ?
" [0 V: v) U/ Sa) 2N forces are applied to the both parts simultaneously.
7 j& c) ~- J6 ~# j& Bb) First, a 2N force is applied to one part and removed. And then a 2N is applied to the other one.
+ G# u' B+ e% k' C* [3 rc) Other opinion; K, M! V) y. Q+ `0 B$ i
Decision:! x5 U8 ~0 j* F4 S7 W3 B4 _* o+ ?
First, a 2N force is applied to one part and removed. Then a 2N force is applied to the other
0 a$ f! V+ G) F! t, mpart.
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