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GDT Day1
GDT Day1
M.KRISHNAMOORTHY
IMTMA
Objectives:
Why GD & T . . .
GD&T provides a universal language for designers,
manufactures and quality inspector and does not leave
any scope for ambiguity. The Designers intent is clearly
communicated to all.
In absence of tolerance of form, orientation and location
defined in GD&T way, the design is open to subjective
interpretation.
GD&T focuses on functional assembly. Cumulative effects
of all types of tolerance are taken into account to work out
worst condition.
Components with dimensions departing to the worst
possible extremes within the tolerance zones are also
assured of problem-free functional fitment.
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Why GD & T . . .
The standards
ASME Y14.5M-1994
(ASME Y14.5-2009)
ISO 1101:2004
Based upon ASME Y14.5M
Official Title: Geometrical Product Specifications
(GPS)
TYPE OF
TOLERANCE
CHARACTERISTIC
SYMBOL
FLATNESS
INDIVIDUAL (No
Datum
Reference)
FORM
STRAIGHTNESS
CIRCULARITY
CYLINDRICITY
INDIVIDUAL or
RELATED
FEATURES
PROFILE
LINE PROFILE
SURFACE PROFILE
PERPENDICULARITY
ORIENTATION
RELATED
FEATURES
(Datum
Reference
Required)
ANGULARITY
PARALLELISM
RUNOUT
CIRCULAR RUNOUT
TOTAL RUNOUT
CONCENTRICITY
LOCATION
POSITION
SYMMETRY
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Modifier symbols . . .
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Additional Symbols . . .
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GD&T groups
These 14 tolerances are grouped
in to 4 different kinds viz.
FORM
LOCATION
RUN OUT
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Hierarchy of GD&T
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Form Deviation:
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Orientation Deviation:
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Position Deviation:
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Definitions of
Important terms
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Definitions
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Whats a Feature?
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Feature examples . . .
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Feature of Size
Whats MMC ?
The condition in which a feature of size
contains the maximum amount of material
with in the stated limits of size.
For Holes
For Shafts
MMC is the condition where the most part material is present at the
surface of a feature, or where the part weighs the most.
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MMC - Example
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Whats LMC ?
The condition in which a feature of size
contains the least amount of material or the
minimum amount of material with in the
stated limits of size.
For Holes
diameter
For Shafts
: maximum hole
: minimum shaft diameter
LMC is the condition where the least part material is present at the
surface of a feature, or where the part weighs the least.
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LMC - Example
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Virtual condition
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Datum representation:
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Placement of Datums:
OR
ASME 1994
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.500.005
.500.005
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Datum Target :
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Rule #1
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24.9
(LMC)
25
(MMC)
24.9
(LMC)
25
(MMC)
24.9
(LMC)
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25
(MMC)
25.1
(LMC)
25.1
(LMC)
25
(MMC)
25.1
(LMC)
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Rule #2
Effect of RFS:
RFS means . . .
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Effect of MMC:
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Form tolerances:
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Straightness:
Demo
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Straightness
Applied to Plane Surface:
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How to measure ?
Or in a CMM . . .
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How to measure ?
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Straightness - applications
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Straightness - applications
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Flatness:
Demo
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Flatness:
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Flatness example:
Means what ?
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25 +/-0.25
25.25 max
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How to measure ?
Or in a CMM . . .
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How to measure ?
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Flatness - applications
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Circularity
Demo
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Means what ?
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How to measure ?
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How to measure ?
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Circularity Applications . . .
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Circularity Applications . . .
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Cylindricity:
Means what ?
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Cylindricity Applications . . .
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Measuring cylindricity . . .
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Parallelism
Demo
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The tolerance
zone in this
example is
defined by two
parallel planes
oriented parallel
to the datum
reference plane.
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Perpendicularity
Demo
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Meaning of Perpendicularity
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Angularity:
Demo
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Meaning of Angularity . . .
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Meaning is
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Meaning is
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Means what ?
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