Leveling and Bore Alignment Flashcards
To level means to?
Put into the same plan as the horizon
Describe the difference between flat and level?
Level is level to the horizon where flat can be flat but on an angle
What is plumb?
To align perpendicular to horizontal
Describe square?
Somthing that is aligned 90 degrees to reference line.
The advantages of optical lines of site are :
Does not sag
Cannot be kinked
____________
There is no tripping hazard
Remains straight for long distances
Can measure within thousands of an inch
Does not vibrate
What are some problems using optical lines?
- Problems shooting through heat waves, causes distortion
-Shooting through glass, refracts (bends) the line of sigh and gives false reading.
- shooting through an opening that is to small, using a sitting block can improve accuracy
- Shooting near edge of a hole, can bend the line of sight due to reflection and refraction
What is the advantage of using a pentaprism (5-sided) over standard prism?
Penta prism does not reverse the image
Precision targets are used with an _______ micrometer. And can read to an accuracy of __________ on an inch and when used with a vernier scale can be accurate to ___________ of an inch.
Optical
.001
.0001
What are the two types of scales?
Rough alignment
And
Precision alignment (.001” accuracy)
The alignment bar is for _______?
Simple, versatile, and economical way of achieving the desired precision reading over 100 ft
Tilting levels are used strictly for _________?
Levelling procedures
What is a way to check if your reference line is level?
By checking from both ends
If it is level it will be the same on both ends
A plumb aligner bracket is used to_______?
Establish a vertical plumb line quickly and easily
A jig transit is used to _________?
What are the five optical questions it can answer?
To align and establish precise vertical plans and plumb lines.
1: is it level
2: is it flat
3: is it plumb
4: is it straight
5: is it square
Bucking in is the process of aligning an _________ tool onto two targets at the same time?
Optical