2.7 Accuracy design and manufacture (key terms) Flashcards

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Accuracy

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The amount of conformity of a measurement to the required value

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Tolerance

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The acceptable upper and lower limits of accuracy of a measurement

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Measurement

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The process of using tools to check existing dimensions

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Dimension

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The measured distance in a straight line between features of a part or product, such as height or length

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Marking out

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The transfer of designs onto pieces of materials or parts

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Datum

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A surface or edge used as a reference from which measurements are taken to improve accuracy

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Jig

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A device used to control the motion of a tool such as a drill relative to a workpiece

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Fixture

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A robust frame with holding points and clamps to hold product components firmly in place for manufacturing processes such as welding

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Template

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A rigid shape or pattern, used to transfer a design onto a workpiece to ensure consistency

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