GD & T Flashcards

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Gd and t

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Means of dimensioning and tolerancing a drawing which considers function of part and how this part functions with related parts

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2
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Unilateral tolerances

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Starts at nominal and increases or decreases

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3
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When to use gd and t

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Part features are critical to a function or interchangeability

Functional gaging is desirable

When using datum references

When tolerance is not already implied

When it allows better choice of maching processes to made for production

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4
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Datums

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Theoretically perfect feature

Cylindrical 
Line
Axis
Point
Surface
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5
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Datums must be

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Perpendicular to each other

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6
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Primary datum

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Selected to provide functional relationships, accessibility and repeatability

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7
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Functional relationships

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Standard of size is desired in manf of a part

Consideration of how parts are orientated to each other is very important

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8
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Accessibility

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Does anything get in the way

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9
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Repeatability

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Measurements when producing many identical parts to meet required specs

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10
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Secondary datum

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Are produced perpendicular to primary datum so measurements can be referenced from them

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11
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Tertiary datum

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Always perpendicular to both primary and secondary Datums ensuring fixed position

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12
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Type of FORM tolerances

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Flatness
Straightness
Circularity
Cylindricality

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13
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Type of PROFLIE tolerance

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Line profile

Surface profile

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14
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Type of ORIENTATION tolerance

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Perpendicularity
Angularity
Parallelism

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15
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Type of RUNOUT tolerance

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Circular runout

Total runout

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16
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Type of LOCATION tolerances

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Concentricity
Position
Symmetry

17
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Basic dimension

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Theoretically exact size, profile, orientation or location of a feature or datum target

It’s untoleranced

Have rectangular around the dimension

18
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Mmc

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When part weighs the most

Ensures interchangeability

19
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LMC

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When part weighs the least

20
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RFS

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Requires condition of material not be considered

21
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Position tolerance

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Total permissible variation in location of a feature about its exact true position

Datums are required

22
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Virtual condition

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Worst case boundary generated by the collective efforts of size features specified MMC or LMC material

23
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Virtual condition of pin

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Gets larger

Take largest size and add geometric tolerance

24
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Virtual condition of hole

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Gets smaller

Take smallest tolerance and subtract geometric tolerance