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View Full Version : Shop-floor temperature - Electro-mechanical Shopfloor set up gprasadhc 18th April 2005, 06:06 AM Dear All , What will be the Minium and Maxium temperature allowed in the Electro machnical Shopfloor set up ,Do we have any Standards? Some one can suggest me the reading material avalible on the same . Regards G Prasad Claes Gefvenberg 18th April 2005, 06:50 AM Do we have any Standards? Some one can suggest me the reading material avalible on the same .As for your question I have to admit that I have no idea. I did however, move the thread to this forum, where I hope we will get an answer. /Claes Wes Bucey 18th April 2005, 08:52 AM Dear All , What will be the Minium and Maxium temperature allowed in the Electro machnical Shopfloor set up ,Do we have any Standards? Some one can suggest me the reading material avalible on the same . Regards G Prasad Temperature for people or for product? To my knowledge, there ARE some products, especially in the sensor industries, which have to be maintained at a constant temperature for calibration purposes during the manufacturing and assembly stage. As a manager, I would be equally concerned about my people having an optimum ambient temperature to prevent distraction while working and to maintain health and safety. (Folks tend to make mistakes when their hands are sweaty and slippery and when the sweat drips into their eyes. Similarly, they can be so cold they are numb and unable to hold and manipulate tools.) gpainter 18th April 2005, 09:22 AM Co-Efficient of Thermal Expansion, If I remember correctly around 70 degrees F Hershal 18th April 2005, 01:11 PM One other point is how tightly the temp needs to be controlled. Typically 23 C is a good temp for most things, unless you are doing precise mechanical work like with fine weights and so forth. Control it within +/- 3 C and you will be in good shape for most manufacturing. Hope this helps. Hershal |
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