Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
out of round
English answer:
not perfectly round
Added to glossary by
Yasin Koç
Mar 3, 2011 01:10
13 yrs ago
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English term
out of round
English
Tech/Engineering
Electronics / Elect Eng
Electric
The complete term is "out of round rings." I can't fully sense what it may mean.
It's the description of a problem occurring the on the ring. The document I'm translating is a manual of an electrical motor. There're various problems "out of round rings" is one of them.
A little explanation on the how the system works: A brush slides over the slip ring and transfer the energy to the rotor. During this process various problems occur, this is one of them. I can't get sure, but I think it refers to the condition where the brush exceeds the surface of the ring, hence "out of".
The manual says this type of problem should be corrected by machining the ring.
Thanks for your help
It's the description of a problem occurring the on the ring. The document I'm translating is a manual of an electrical motor. There're various problems "out of round rings" is one of them.
A little explanation on the how the system works: A brush slides over the slip ring and transfer the energy to the rotor. During this process various problems occur, this is one of them. I can't get sure, but I think it refers to the condition where the brush exceeds the surface of the ring, hence "out of".
The manual says this type of problem should be corrected by machining the ring.
Thanks for your help
Responses
4 +5 | not perfectly round | Travelin Ann |
4 | deformed | José J. Martínez |
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not perfectly round
either the outside or inside circumference is not perfectly formed and will need to be re-machined to bring into specification
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deformed
When a tire cannot be balanced it is considered to be out of round...the specific deformation is not given.
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