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Horizontal Alignment
Gap/Offset
If Gap/Offset has been defined as the thermal growth method for the job, you are
able to input the vertical and horizontal thermal growth using the target gap and
offset readings at the coupling. This is probably the most the commonly used con-
version method of specifying thermal growth targets. The program then uses this
information to calculate the vertical and horizontal thermal growth at each
machine foot. This method consists of the following three screens.
Enter Gap/Offset Dimensions
The Enter Gap/Offset Dimensions screen, allows you to enter the dimensions for
the coupling and its relationship with respect to the machine feet locations as
defined in the Enter Dimensions screen.
Dimensions can be expressed in either inches or millimeters (mm), depending on
the analyzer units. All dimensions must be entered before continuing. The range
of values that can be entered for the U dimension are 0.01 to 3600 inches or 0.254
to 91440 mm. The range of values that can be entered for the V dimension are
-3600 to 3600 inches or -91440 to 91440 mm.
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