Chapter Objectives
After completing this chapter, we will be able to: Demonstrate the proper way to specify units of measurement. Identify the basic concept of tolerance and assembly. Demonstrate the proper way to specify dimensions and tolerances. Do some simple exercises and check the result with computer.
Linear measurement
Inch system
Metric system
Metric system
A zero is placed before the demical point for value less than one milimeter. Zeros are not added to the right of the demical point when dimensions are whole number plus some decimal fraction of a milimeter
A dimension is specified with the same number of decimal place as its tolerance even if zeros need to be added to the right of decimal point
Size Designations
Nominal size: It is the designation used for general identification and is usually expressed in common fractions.
Size Designations
Actual size: is the measured size of the finished part.
Size Designations
Limit dimension
d m in d real d m ax
Limit deviation
Upper deviation: is the difference between the nominonal size and the permitted maximum size of the part.
Lower deviation: is the difference between the nominonal size and the minimum permitted size of the part.
Limit deviation
Tolerance fundamental
Tolerance is the difference between the permitted minimum and maximum sizes of a part.
Tolerance is denoted by
Tolerance fundamental
4- pttng, 5- xilanh
T S = T D + Td
Tolerance:
D
N min d min Dmax
TN N max N min
TN TD Td
Solution:
DN d N 45mm; ES 25m; EI 0 m; es 50 m; ei 34 m; Dmax 45.025mm; Dmin 45mm; d max 45.05mm; d min 45.034mm; TD 0.025mm; Td 0.016 mm; T 0.041mm; N max 0.05mm; N min 0.009mm