Mich. Admin. Code R. 325.52502 - Definitions
Rule 2.
(1)
"Abrasive cutting-off wheels" means organic-bonded wheels, the thickness of
which is not more than one forty-eighth of their diameter for those up to, and
including, 20 inches in diameter, and not more than one-sixtieth of their
diameter for those larger than 20 inches in diameter, used for operations such
as cutting, cutting off, grooving, slotting, coping, and jointing. The wheels
may be any of the following:
(a) "Solid"
consisting of organic-bonded abrasive material throughout.
(b) "Steel centered" consisting of a steel
disc with a rim of organic-bonded material molded around the
periphery.
(c) "Inserted tooth"
consisting of a steel disc with organic-bonded abrasive teeth or inserts
mechanically secured around the periphery.
(2) "Belts" means all power-driven, flexible,
coated bands used for grinding, polishing, or buffing purposes.
(3) "Branch pipe" means the part of an
exhaust system piping that is connected directly to the hood or
enclosure.
(4) "Cradle" means a
movable fixture, upon which the part to be ground or polished is
placed.
(5) "Disc wheels" means all
power-driven rotatable discs faced with abrasive materials, artificial or
natural, and used for grinding or polishing on the side of the assembled
disc.
(6) "Entry loss" means the
loss in static pressure caused by air flowing into a duct or hood. It is
generally expressed in inches of water gauge.
(7) "Exhaust system" means a system
consisting of branch pipes connected to hoods or enclosures, 1 or more header
pipes, an exhaust fan, means for separating solid contaminants from the air
flowing in the system, and a discharge stack to outside.
(8) "Grinding wheels" means all power-driven
rotatable grinding or abrasive wheels, except disc wheels as defined in this
standard, consisting of abrasive particles held together by artificial or
natural bonds and used for peripheral grinding.
(9) "Header pipe (main pipe)" means a pipe
into which 1 or more branch pipes enter and which connects such branch pipes to
the remainder of the exhaust system.
(10) "Hoods and enclosures" means the partial
or complete enclosure around the wheel or disc through which air enters an
exhaust system during operation.
(11) "Horizontal double-spindle disc grinder"
means a grinding machine carrying 2 power-driven, rotatable, coaxial,
horizontal spindles upon the inside ends of which are mounted abrasive disc
wheels used for grinding 2 surfaces simultaneously.
(12) "Horizontal single-spindle disc grinder"
means a grinding machine carrying an abrasive disc wheel upon 1 or both ends of
a power-driven, rotatable single horizontal spindle.
(13) "Polishing and buffing wheels" means all
power-driven rotatable wheels composed all or in part of textile fabrics, wood,
felt, leather, paper, and may be coated with abrasives on the periphery of the
wheel for purposes of polishing, buffing, and light grinding.
(14) "Portable grinder" means any
power-driven rotatable grinding, polishing, or buffing wheel mounted in such
manner that it may be manually manipulated.
(15) "Scratch-brush wheels" means all
power-driven rotatable wheels made from wire or bristles and used for scratch
cleaning and brushing purposes.
(16) "Swing-frame grinder" means any
power-driven rotatable grinding, polishing, or buffing wheel mounted in such a
manner that the wheel with its supporting framework can be manipulated over
stationary objects.
(17) "Velocity
pressure (vp)" means the kinetic pressure in the direction of flow necessary to
cause a fluid at rest to flow at a given velocity. It is generally expressed in
inches of water gauge.
(18)
"Vertical-spindle disc grinder" means a grinding machine having a vertical,
rotatable power-driven spindle carrying a horizontal abrasive disc
wheel.
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