Spritzbeton mobile spraying machine
Use and maintenance manual
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Code: 561318
Revision: 0.0
Date: 05.11.2018
2.2 Structure of the manual
2.2.1 Subdivision of the manual This manual is divided into chapters. Each chapter can in turn be divided
into paragraphs. The page number, and the total number of pages of which
the manual is composed are shown on the outer edge of each page (at the
bottom).
A general summary to be used for quick reference is provided at the end of
the manual.
2.2.2 Illustrations and tables The illustrations and tables are usually shown near the text. If this is not
possible, they are linked to the page and recalled as a connected
illustration or connected table. All tables and illustrations are numbered
and include a caption (Tab. 2.2-1, ig. 2.2-1, etc.).
2.2.3 Annexes Annexes are intended as the technical documents that are an integral part
of the use and maintenance manual, such as wiring and pneumatic
diagrams, component declarations of conformity, technical data sheets,
etc. They are shown at the end of the manual (after the summary and
figure index).
2.3 Unit of measurement
In this manual, the following units of measurement have been used, as
defined by the International System of Units (S.I.), according to ISO 80000-
1. The units of measurement normally used are:
•
Linear dimensions - or length, the meter, symbol [m], or its
submultiples (centimetres and millimetres, i.e. [cm] and [mm]) was
used as the unit of measurement. In some cases, the inch may be
used;
•
Time - The unit of measurement of time is the second [s]. Where
deemed convenient, minutes [min] and/or hours have been used;
•
Mass - or mass, the unit used is the kilogram [Kg];
•
Electric current - The electric current is measured in Ampere [A];
•
Thermodynamic temperature - The crucial unit of thermodynamic
temperature, in the SI system, is the degree Kelvin [°K]. The
temperature unit used in this manual is generally the degree Celsius
[°C]. Only when particular treatments concern parts for which the
manufacturer provides the technical specifications, the temperature
has been kept in degrees ahrenheit [°F];
•
Illuminance - Illuminance is expressed in [lux];
•
Plane angle - Plane angles, according to the standard, must be
expressed in radians [rad]. Within this manual, they have been
expressed in sexagesimal degrees, according to the relation: 360° = 2p
[rad].
2.4 Derived units
The derived units of measurement are all based on the fundamental units
expressed up to this point. In addition to units derived from basic metric
units, some basic Anglo-Saxon units, and their derived units, are used in
certain cases. The following table (Tab. 2.4-1) shows the derived units most
commonly used as well as the conversion factors to the S.I.
