Tire measurement. (Literature Instruments).This 24-page document provides information about five different tire building measurement applications. In addition to providing information about each of these applications, the document defines the various components that are utilized in each of the systems, including potential laser sensors and their detailed specifications. The measurement applications described in the literature include component splice width, which measures the length of the component splice overlaps during the tire building process on the first stage tire building drum; component alignment, which measures the width and centerline cen·ter·line n. 1. A line that bisects something into equal parts. 2. A painted line running along the center of a road or highway that divides it into two sections for traffic moving in opposite directions, or, in the case of location for components such as steel belts during the tire building process on the first stage tire building drum; stitched splice uniformity, which measures the uniformity of tire construction splices such as skived sidewall side·wall n. 1. A wall that forms the side of something. 2. A side surface of an automobile tire, between the edge of the tread and the wheel rim. Noun 1. or carcass carcass, carcase 1. the body of an animal killed for meat. The head, the legs below the knees and hocks, the tail, the skin and most of the viscera are removed. The kidneys are left in and in most instances the body is split down the middle through the sternum and the vertebral splices after stitching; shaped tire splice uniformity, which measures the overall geometry of the green tire after shaping to inspect for non-uniformities such as sidewall splice bulges, tread tread injury to the coronet of the horse's hoof by treading on it by the opposite hoof, or by another horse when they are being worked in a team. If the coronary matrix is injured there may be a subsequent crack or deformity. splice bulges and various runout run·out n. 1. The act or an instance of fleeing so as to evade undesirable consequences. 2. The area where one curved surface merges with another: a snowy runout at the bottom of the ski slope. characteristics; and feature tracker, which senses profile features such as outside edges, center die grooves or other profile features and outputs a real-time signal scaled to the measurement feature. (Bytewise Measurement Systems, 1150 Brookstone Centre Pkwy., Columbus, GA 31904) Circle 137 on card |
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