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In Reply to: RE: Some insight needed for points/footers. posted by beautox on December 11, 2014 at 01:13:42:
Sorry for my delayed response.
Not sure how best to answer your question since I don't know what a PLC is.
Look at it this way. It's guaranteed that unwanted mechanical vibrations will continually bombard your components. primarily the air-borne and internally-generated, including the internally-generated where the loose or flimsy component pieces e.g. a less secured top plate are actually vibrating in sympathy with vibrations already captured and hence making matters worse.
Forget about floor-borne vibrations as you should assume they are already heading back to ground via the sub-floor to the foundation, etc.
Now your component is saturated with continuous mechanical vibrations. Your only hope is to provide a superior mechanical conduit that provides an expedited exit path for that unwanted energy to travel and escape and with little or no opportunity to bottleneck.
Best way to think about this is to consider the best quality table lamp you could possible construct. You have an electrical outlet, wall plug, wire, switch, socket, and bulb and all the connections in between.
What's gonna' happen to the performance of that lamp if there is just one loose or sloppy connection?
Depending on how sloppy the connection the quality of light can suffer immensely, the lightbulb's MTBF will greatly shorten, and if really sloppy, burn your house to the ground.
There is no reason to think otherwise when it comes to creating a superior mechanical conduit that is intended to allow mechanical energy to freely travel, which it is wont to do.
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- RE: Some insight needed for points/footers. - stehno 23:26:46 01/07/15 (0)
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