11 - Accuracy in design and manufacture Flashcards

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What is measuring?

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The process of using tools such as rules to check existing dimensions

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What is marking out?

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  • The transfer of designs on to materials or parts that are being manufactured to indicate the position of certain design features
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What is a datum?

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  • Reference surface or edge from which measurements are taken to improve accuracy
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4
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What is a tolerance?

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The acceptable range of accuracy

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5
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What is a template?

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  • Rigid shape or pattern to transfer a design on to a work piece
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State 4 different methods to eliminate errors in manufacture?

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  • Dials on manual machines#
  • Digital test gauges
  • Profile projectors
  • CNC machines
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How do dials on manual machines eliminate errors in manufacture?

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  • Allow precision control of tools and work pieces
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How do Digital test gauges eliminate errors in manufacture?

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  • Provide very accurate measurements
  • Will often be linked with a computer
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How do Profile projectors eliminate errors in manufacture?

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  • Measure fine details to an accuracy of 0.015 mm
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How do CNC machines eliminate errors in manufacture?

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Use computer codes to control their movement and ensure accuracy

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11
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What are 3 methods of increasing consistency in manufacture?

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  • Jigs
  • Fixtures
  • Templates
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