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How to use an inner diameter dial indicator to measure the clearance between the large-end bearing shell and the small-end bearing shell

2018-09-05View Original

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I was wondering if any of you who are experts know how to use an inner diameter dial indicator to measure the clearance between the large and small bearing shells? It would be best to include a picture for clarification.
Reply #22018-09-05
The so-called inner diameter dial indicator is a rod that is used to measure the distance between the lowest and highest points of the bearing shell in a vertical direction; the clearance of the bearing shell is adjusted by using shims at the two open ends of the shell. It seems that such measurements are not common these days. To determine whether the upper and lower halves of the tile are at the same radius with the required precision, an internal diameter dial indicator is also needed. This is because multiple inner diameter dial indicators are required for different measurement sections. The measurement range is very small. (For reference)

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