Tolerances Flashcards

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Categories

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  1. Form
  2. Orientation
  3. Location
  4. Run-out
  5. Profile
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Form tolerances

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  • cylindricity
  • roundness
  • straightness
  • flatness
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Orientation tolerances

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  • perpendicularity
  • parallelism
  • angularity
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Location tolerances

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  • position
  • concentricity
  • symmetry
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Run-out tolerances

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  • circular run-out

- total run-out

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profile tolerances

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  • lines

- surfaces

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cylindricity: applicability

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cylindrical surfaces

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cylindricity: interpretation

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the real cylinder can be inserted into two cylinder; the difference between their radii is the tolerance value

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roundness: applicability

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circular surfaces

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roundness: interpretation

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section by section, intersection with the piece falls into two circumferences; the dufference between their radii is the tolerance value

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straightness: applicability

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  • integral features (real features)

- derived features like axes of cylinders

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straightness: interpretation

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the real line or profile is between two lines in the same plane; the distance between them is the tolerance value

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flatness: applicability

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  • integral flat surfaces

- derived features (median planes)

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flatness: interpretation

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real surface between two parallel planes; their distance is the tolerance value

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perpendicularity: applicability

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  • integral features (flat surfaces)

- derived features (axes, median planes)

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perpendicularity: interpretation

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real surface between two parallel planes, perpendicular to a reference plane (datum feature). distance between the two planes is the tolerance

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parallelism: applicability

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  • integral features (flat surfaces)

- derived features (axes, median planes)

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parallelism: interpretation

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real surface between two parallel planes, parallel to a reference plane (datum feature). distance between the two planes is the tolerance

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angularity: applicability

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  • integral features (flat surfaces)

- derived features (axes, median planes)

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angularity: interpretation

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real surface between two parallel planes, inclined wrt a reference line (datum feature). distance between the two planes is the tolerance

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position: applicability

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  • derived features (axes, median planes, centers)
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position: interpretation

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axes inside a cylinder, whose axis is positioned wrt three reference features (datum system). its diameter is the tolerance

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concentricity: interpretation

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centre inside a circle concentric to the reference circle; diameter is the tolerance