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The GeoTol Pro 2009 in Ebook format. Based on the ASME Y14.5-2009 Standards.
eBook GeoTol Pro 2009 Workbook
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The GeoTol Pro 2009 in Ebook format. Based on the ASME Y14.5-2009 Standards. Access is through our GeoTol U portal and is not available for download.
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| Unit 1 | Introduction – Symbols and Terms |
| Unit 2 | Limits of Size |
| Unit 3 | How the Geometric System Works Part 1&2 |
| Unit 4 | Position Verification |
| Unit 5 | Product Plans and Virtual Condition |
| Unit 6 | The Datum Reference Frame I |
| Unit 7 | Datum Feature Modifiers |
| Unit 8 | The Datum Reference Frame II – Targets and Irregular Surfaces |
| Unit 9 | The Datum Reference Frame III – Advanced Concepts |
| Unit 10 | Form Tolerances |
| Unit 11 | Orientation Tolerances |
| Unit 12 | Profile Tolerances Part1&2 |
| Unit 13 | Position Tolerances |
| Unit 14 | Coaxial Tolerances |
| Unit 15 | Fastener Formulas and Screw Threads |
| Unit 16 | Boundaries |
| Unit 17 | Application Exercises |
Detailed Outline
- Unit 1: Introduction to Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing
- General overview, geometric characteristic symbols, rules, terms and definitions
- Introduction to measurement principles, open set-up and CMM
- Unit 2: Limits of Size
- Rule #1
- Features with & without size
- Regular & irregular features of size
- Independency principle
- Limits & fits
- Unit 3: How the Geometric System Works
- Problems with plus/minus tolerancing
- Introduction to the datum reference frame
- Datum precedence
- Basic dimensions
- Introduction to Position Tolerancing
- MMC, LMC, RFS feature modifiers
- Introduction to Profile Tolerancing
- Unit 4: Position Tolerancing and Verification
- Verifying position
- More on MMC, LMC, RFS feature modifiers
- Paper gage
- Unit 5: Product Plans and Virtual Condition
- Product definition drawing, manufacturing process plan, dimensional measurement plan
- Introduction to boundaries
- Calculating virtual size
- Perpendicularity as a refinement of position
- Unit 6: The Datum Reference Frame
- Datums, datum features, datum feature simulators
- Holes, slots, shafts, tabs, widths as datum features
- Connection between the theory and physical
- Datum feature precedence
- Constraining the degrees of freedom
- Datum feature simulator requirements
- Partial datum features
- Unit 7: Datum Feature Modifiers
- MMB, LMB, RMB
- Calculating boundaries for datum features at MMB
- Comparison between datum feature modifiers RMB and MMB
- Simultaneous requirement implied as default
- Calculating allowable datum feature shift
- Paper gage calculations
- Unit 8: Datum Targets and Irregular Surfaces
- Contoured datum features
- Datum targets used on sheet metal
- Datum targets used on castings
- Calculations from casting to machining
- Unit 9: Datum Reference Frames, Advanced Topics
- Hole patterns as datum features
- Hole and Slot design
- Translation modifier
- Multiple DRF
- Customized DRF
- Unit 10: Form Tolerances
- Flatness, Straightness, Circularity, Cylindricity
- Flatness per unit area
- Unit 11: Orientation Tolerances
- Perpendicularity, Parallelism, Angularity
- Orientation as a refinement of Location
- Perpendicularity of Zero at MMC
- Unit 12: More Advanced Profile Tolerances
- Profile of a surface and line
- Using profile to control size, form, orientation and location
- Bilateral and unilateral tolerances
- Application and verification princip
- Free state and restrained condition
- Composite profile
- Unit 13: More Advanced Position Tolerances
- Position rectangular, conical, spherical tolerance zones
- Position boundary
- Continuous feature
- Composite position tolerancing
- Comparison of two single segments vs. composite tolerancing
- Paper gage calculations
- Unit 14: Coaxial and Runout Tolerances
- Two datum features creating a single datum axis (A-B)
- Position to control coaxiality
- Circular runout and total runout
- Concentricity and Symmetry
- Profile to control coaxiality
- Comparison of position, concentricity, runout, profile
- Unit 15: Fixed and Floating Fastener Formulas
- Calculating position tolerances for clearance holes and tapped holes
- Screw threads with projected tolerance zones
- Unit 16: Boundaries
- Maximum material boundary, least material boundary, inner boundary, outer boundary
- Introduction to stack ups
- Calculations for wall thickness
- Unit 17: Applications
- Corner Bracket
- Flange Bearing
- Powder Case
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