Wheelabrator Boeing Cleaning/ Peening Machine
Wheelabrator Boeing Cleaning/ Peening Machine
Special machine for Boeing, being in Mishawaka plant per Paul Noeth. "FI on Wheelberator-FRye Inc title and logo; logo zooms to fill screen. Cut to LS full view of the special 4-wheel peening machine; a man in a business suit walks past the machine.Pull back on computer screen to see the Aleen-Bradley control panel, with operator punching information in. Lights come on and he walks back to the computer screen, punches data in. CU data information. Camera pulls back and we see his hand making adjustments on control dials; pull in on screen as morer data appears. MCU control panel; tilt D to punched tape unit. The operator opens another door on the control cabinet, exposes the word DRIVE. He closes the panel. MS the panels as man opens one of them, camera tilting D to CU detail of equip. Cut to pan of all the panel doors open, exposing the wrokings; zoom in tight on wiring harnesses. Cut to camera moving in to ECU Wheelaberator-Frye Analogic control and CU the digital readout. Cut to MLS the entire peening unit; camera tilts U to top, and moves in on detail, and down cabinet front again. Cut to rear view of the unit, camera tilting U; part of the machinery is moving up (whihc moves one of the blast wheels up and down the titanium wing, as we will see later). Cut to CU, side view, a door is open and we see mechanism moving (this will adjust the blast pattern); a graduated dial is seen. Cut to MCU INT view, the red hardened steel side of the cabinet, and a Wheelaberator blast wheel, with its gray motor and red-rimmed mouth. Pan to a second blast unit and now the first unit is seen rising and swinging from a different blast pattern, as the orifice for the steel shot swings; camera tilts U and D to show the INT of the cabinet and the mechanisms that raise and lower the blast wheels. Camera pans R to L, and we see the other two blast wheels lowered on their supports; it starts to rise, and camera follows its lift; we see the rotating blast wheel; camera tilts D, over and up so all 4 blast wheels are in teh shot. Cut to CU one blast wheel, begins to rotate. Cut to full shot, EXT view of cabinet; tilt U and zoom in to one of the blast supports rising. Cut to trolley mechanism moving in front of cabinet." Frink has orginal footage, overs and ancillary material.