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    Geometric TolerancingPMPA Technical Conference

    Developing Todays Talent For Tomorrows $uccess

    Corona, California

    April 15, 2013

    Gary K. Griffith

    Session 1

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    Gary K. Griffith

    Technical Book AuthorQualityEngineeringShop Technical

    42 Years Exp.AutomotiveAerospace

    EngineeringManufacturingQuality

    Photos Reference: Geometric TolerancingApplications and Inspection (Prentice Hall)

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    Outline Session 1

    Limitations are:1. Inspectors Knowledge / Skills 2. Available Inspection Equipment

    Form TolerancesFlatnessStraightnessCircularityCylindricity

    Orientation TolerancesParallelismPerpendicularity

    Angularity

    Form & Orientation Tolerances Interpretation & Inspection

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    T.I.R. F.I.M.

    Some Geometric Tolerance measurements are:

    T.I.R. Total Indicator ReadingF.I.M. Full Indicator Movement

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    Flatness Tolerance

    Flatness

    Flatness measurement is a T.I.R. (or F.I.M.) that is

    achieved with a probe or dial indicator

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    Flatness Tolerance

    Leveling (Wobble) Plate Method Jack Screws Method

    Surface must be leveled (optimum plane) so that the

    probe sees only hills and valleys of flatness error

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    Flatness Tolerance

    Indian Pins Set

    Alternative is Indian Pins. Three pins at exactly the

    same height within millionths. The pins level the surface.

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    Straightness ofSurface Elements

    Applies to individual line elements at the surface, not

    the axis.

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    Straightness ofSurface Elements

    Setup with two jack screws, a parallel, and a V-Block.

    Jacks are used to level the line element, then a top-dead-center T.I.R.

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    Straightness ofSurface Elements

    Alternative is two equal height gage block stacks, then a bottom-dead-center T.I.R.

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    Straightness ofan Axis - RFS

    Challenging inspection. Differential measurements

    are required for inspection. Two opposing indicators to trackaxial deviation

    This part is acceptable

    h f

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    Straightness ofan Axis - MMC

    This type of straightness could be evaluated with a

    Functional Gage (as with any tolerance at MMC)

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    Circularity (Roundness)

    Roundness tolerance zone is two concentric circles.

    Roundness is a radial measurement, not diametral.

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    Precision Spindle

    Circularity (Roundness)

    A precision spindle (or CMM) could be used.

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    CylindricityCylindricity combines measurement of roundness,

    straightness of surface elements, and taper per side.

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    Parallelismof a Surface

    Parallelism of a Surface

    Tolerance Zone

    Parallelism measurement is a T.I.R. once the datumhas been mounted.

    P ll li

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    Parallelismof a Surface

    Parallelism Inspection

    Dial indicator is being traversed across the entiresurface. The resulting T.I.R. shall not exceed thetolerance. Flatness is automatically controlled.

    P di l i

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    Perpendicularityof a Surface

    Perpendicularity of a Surface

    Tolerance Zone

    Perpendicularity measurement is also a T.I.R.

    Flatness is inherently controlled.

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    Perpendicularityof a Surface

    Inspection

    Since there is only one datum, the part must be best-fit

    for secondary alignment.

    P di l it

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    Perpendicularityof a Surface

    (Secondary Datum)

    Perpendicularity of a Surface

    Inspection

    When there is a secondary datum, the part is aligned.

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    Angularity

    xx

    Angularity Requirement

    Tolerance Zone

    Angularity measurement is also a T.I.R.

    Flatness is inherently controlled.

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    Angularity

    xx

    Angularity Requirement

    Inspection

    A Sine Bar, Sine Plate, or CMM could be used.

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    Griffith TrainingOn-Site Tailored GD&T Training :

    Basic Intermediate Advanced

    Tolerance Stackup AnalysisFunctional Gage DesignInspectionQuality Courses

    Consulting:

    Functional Design DrawingReviewsTolerance StackupsFunctional Gage Designs

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