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SUA 125 NUMERIC
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9.1. MANIPULATION. ............................................................................................................................................................ 88
9.2. DIMENSIONS AND MASS OF THE LATHE (FIG. 9.2). ......................................................................................................... 90
10. ERECTION OF LATHE AND ITS PUTTING INTO OPERATION. .................................................................. 91
10.1. BUILDING OF FOUNDATION. ...................................................................................................................................... 91
10.2. ERECTION ON FOUNDATION. ..................................................................................................................................... 91
WORKING AREA. ....................................................................................................................................................................... 96
10.3. OPERATING POSITION. ............................................................................................................................................... 96
10.4. ADMISSIBLE CONDITIONS OF SUROUNDINGS: ............................................................................................................ 96
10.5. CONDITIONS FOR CONECTION OF MACHINE TO MAINS: (MAINTENANCE) ................................................................... 96
10.6. ENSURING OF ECOLOGICAL CONDITIONS: .................................................................................................................. 97
10.7. THE PREVIOUS MEASURES FROM THE USER PART. ..................................................................................................... 97
11. DETERMINATION OF SERVICE PROCEDURES TO ACHIEVE OF WORKING CAPACITY OF
FUNCTIONAL ASSEMBLIES. ........................................................................................................................................... 98
11.1. BASIC INFORMATION FOR THE LATHE SERVICE. ......................................................................................................... 99
11.1.1. Running-on on reference points ......................................................................................................................... 100
11.2. BASIC PROCEDURES FOR LATHE SERVICE ................................................................................................................ 102
11.2.1. Reference (home) points approaching ................................................................................................................ 102
11.2.2. Spindle control ................................................................................................................................................... 103
11.2.3. Control of carriage movement ........................................................................................................................... 103
11.3. LATHE OUTPUT UTILIZATION (FIG.11.1) .................................................................................................................. 104
11.4. LONGITUDINAL AND TRANSVERSAL STOPS. ............................................................................................................. 107
11.4.1. Transversal stops ................................................................................................................................................ 107
11.4.2. Longitudinal stops .............................................................................................................................................. 107
12. MAINTENANCE AND TESTING OF LATHE. ................................................................................................... 111
12.1. INSPECTION. ............................................................................................................................................................ 111
12.2. MAINTENANCE. ....................................................................................................................................................... 111
12.3. USING SAFEGUARDS. ............................................................................................................................................... 111
13. OPERATION BREAKDOWN ................................................................................................................................ 112
14. DATA FOR URGENT HELP. ................................................................................................................................ 113
15. THE REST ................................................................................................................................................................ 114
16. DETERMINATION OF THE TORQUE MOMENT MK FOR THE GIVEN CUTTING CONDITIONS
ACCORDING TO THE MOTOR OUTPUT..................................................................................................................... 115
17. CONCLUSION. ........................................................................................................................................................ 118