Accuracy in Design and Manufacture Flashcards

1
Q

Define accuracy

A

level of conformity of a measurement to the required value

Uses measurement and marking out

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2
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What is the acceptable range of accuracy known as?

A

Tolerance

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3
Q

Give one way of improving accuracy?

A

datum edges and surfaces (vertical and horizontal lines generated by laser levels)

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4
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Give 4 ways of testing to eliminate errors

A

Dials on manual machine controls
Digital test gauges (measure devices)
CNC machines use computer codes to control movement
Non-contact devices : laser micrometers, materials thickness sensors

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5
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What are jigs used for?

A

Guiding tools accurately for repetitive machining properties without the need for marking out

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6
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Give 3 benefits of using jigs

A

fast, high quality, can use semi-skilled workers as reduced risk of human error

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7
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What is the name of a specialised framework fitted with clamps to hold pieces of material in the correct position for processes such as welding?

A

templates

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8
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True or false: measuring aids are most commonly used in mass production

A

False - mostly batch

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9
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What is meant by the standardisation of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing?

A

standard system of engineering drawing symbols and figures to specify a products components dimensions and tolerances

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