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Air cushion t ransporting system for SIPLACE Operating Instructions 10/99 edition 3.3 Connecting the m odule to the load 11 The unl aden weigh t of the m odule is very s mall c ompared to its load -bearin g capacity . 3 …
Operating Instructions Air cushion transporting system for SIPLACE
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3.2 Structure of an air cushion module
An air cushion module consists of a supporting plate (5) and an air cushion (1 – 4). 3
Fig. 3.2 - 1 Structure of the air cushion module
(1) Rubber bellows
(2) Aluminium plate
(3) Central support
(4) Corner support
(5) Load supporting plate
(6) Hose connecting nozzle
(7) Entry holes
The reinforced-fiber rubber bellows (1) is vulcanized onto the anodized aluminum plate (2). 3
When deflated, the air cushion rests on the central support (3). Larger air cushions are also
supplied with corner supports (4). 3
The air cushion is mounted in a rigid load supporting plate (5), again made from aluminum.
Together, the air cushion and load supporting plate form the air cushion module. 3
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Air cushion transporting system for SIPLACE Operating Instructions
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The unladen weight of the module is very small compared to its load-bearing capacity. 3
Air flows through the hose connecting nozzle (6) on the load supporting plate, via the entry holes
(7), and into the bellows and inner space of the air cushion. 3
3.3 Connecting the module to the load
The air cushion modules are generally inserted loosely beneath the load to be transported, e.g.
when moving machines (see figure 16 on page - 30), although they can also be used in holders
or fixed. 3
Operating Instructions Air cushion transporting system for SIPLACE
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