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    EngineeringDrawings:

    LinearFitsandTolerances

    AshortseriesoflecturesonEngineeringDrawingasPartofENGG1960
    ByPaulBriozzo
    LinearFitsandTolerances

    Catersforimperfectmanufacturingprocesses
    Sizewithinfunctionallimits
    Variationinvalueofadimension
    Controlsthemanufacturingprocess
    Controlsvariationbetweenmatingparts
    Allowstheinterchangeofparts
    TheThreeMethodsof
    Tolerancing
    1. LIMITSOFSIZE: 20.4
    20.2

    0
    20.4 0.2
    2.UNILATERALOR
    +0.2
    20.20

    2.BILATERAL: 20.3+ 0.1

    Dimensionsinmm
    Whichtypeoftolerancing hasbeen
    usedinthisexample?
    Anexampleofchaindimensioning
    Anexampleofchaindimensioning
    andprogressivedimensioning
    SomeImportantDefinitions
    WhenDiscussingShaftandHole
    SizesandLimits
    SomeDefinitions
    HOLE:Aholeisdefinedasthememberwhichhousesorfitstheshaft

    NOMINALSIZE:Thisthesizebywhichanitemisdesignatedasamatterof
    convenience

    BASICSIZE:Thisisthesizefromwhichthelimitsofsizearedereived bythe
    applicationoftheupperandlowerdeviations.Itisusuallyequaltothenominal
    size.

    LIMITSofSIZE:Thesearetheextremesofsizewhichareallowedforatoleranced
    dimension.
    Twolimitsarepossible:
    1.MaxAllowableSize=upperlimitofsize
    2.MinimumAllowableSize=lowerlimitofsize

    MaximumMaterialLimit(MML):Themaximum(upper)limitofsizeforan
    externalfeature(shaft),theminimum(lower)limitofsizeforaninternalfeature
    (hole)

    LeastMaterialLimit(LML):Theminimum(lower)limitofsizeforanexternal
    feature(shaft),themaximum(upper)limitofsizeforaninternalfeature(hole)
    Comparisonsbetweenthethree
    classesoffitusingtheunilateral
    holebasissystem

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