The issue of left-handed and right-handed rotation in universal loading/unloading flexibles
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How to determine whether a universal loading/unloading flexible hose is left-handed or right-handed. .
Reply 1# liulilove84: When a person stands on the platform facing the tank truck, if the flexible hose can be moved towards the left, it is called left rotation; otherwise, it is called right rotation.
Reply 2# swl Oh, thank you. .
Personally, I think it’s better to define it using clockwise and counterclockwise rotation.
This post was last edited by lyyrong on 2012-1-15 at 11:43. The simplest way to determine it is as follows: bend your right hand toward your chest; if the hose bends in the same direction, it is a right-handed hose. Bend your left hand toward your chest; if the hose bends in that same direction, it is a left-handed hose.
There are several ways to determine whether a flexible hose is rotating clockwise or counterclockwise: 1: Analogical method: Imagine yourself as a flexible hose, with the main part of your body acting as the vertical pillar; extend your right arm perpendicular to your body and bring your right hand closer to your chest – this position represents a flexible hose rotating clockwise. Levorotatory is the same. 2: Reference method: If the movable ladder is on the left side of the flexible hose, then the flexible hose is right-handed. :lol
Well, how exactly do you determine whether to move clockwise or counterclockwise?
Isn’t there a very simple way to determine it there? Go to the site yourself and give it a try with your hands