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Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing: Principles and Practices 10th Tenth Edition, Revised, Textbook ed.Palielināt
  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 592 pages, height x width x depth: 274x213x33 mm, weight: 1134 g, Illustrations
  • Izdošanas datums: 13-Jan-2021
  • Izdevniecība: Goodheart-Wilcox Publisher
  • ISBN-10: 1645646432
  • ISBN-13: 9781645646433
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Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing: Principles and Practices provides complete coverage of GD&T practices established in the ASME Y14.5&;2018 standard. The text is organized in a logical sequence and covers introductory topics in depth to help ensure a full understanding of basic concepts before building to more advanced applications. Topics covered include general tolerancing practices, geometric tolerancing practices, types of controls applied with geometric tolerances, and calculating and applying tolerances. GD&T topics are explained using standard terminology defined in the ASME Y145-2018 standard. The text is extensively illustrated with detailed examples that enhance learning and provide in-depth analysis. Review questions and print reading problems at the ends of chapters enable students to reinforce learning, apply concepts, and problem-solving skills. This textbook is an approved American Design Drafting Association (ADDA) publication.
Chapter 1 Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing Essentials 1(40)
Introduction
2(1)
Introduction to Dimensioning and Tolerancing Practices
2(1)
History of Engineering Drawings
3(3)
Development of GD&T
6(2)
Benefits of GD&T
8(17)
Computer-Aided Design and Drafting (CADD)
25(5)
Digital Product Definition Data
30(1)
Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM)
30(11)
Chapter 2 Dimensioning and Tolerancing Practices 41(34)
Introduction
41(1)
Dimensioning and Tolerancing Units
42(3)
Fundamental Dimensioning and Tolerancing Rules
45(2)
Definitions Related to Dimensioning and Tolerancing
47(3)
Tolerancing Fundamentals
50(3)
Single Limits
53(1)
Maximum Material Condition (MMC)
53(1)
Least Material Condition (LMC)
53(1)
Extreme Form Variation
54(1)
Basic Fits of Mating Parts
54(2)
Clearance Fit
56(1)
Allowance
56(1)
Clearance
57(1)
Force Fit
58(17)
Chapter 3 Introduction to Symbols and Terms 75(34)
Introduction
76(1)
Symbol Format and Size
76(1)
Dimensioning and GD&T Symbols
77(3)
Dimensioning Symbols
80(1)
Datum Feature Symbols
81(1)
Datum Target Symbols
82(2)
Geometric Characteristic Symbols
84(1)
Material Condition and Material Boundary Symbols
85(1)
Feature Control Frame (FCF)
86(2)
Basic Dimensions
88(1)
Additional Symbols
89(20)
Chapter 4 Datums 109(74)
Introduction
109(1)
Datum Feature Symbol
110(1)
Datum Features
111(5)
Datum Reference Frame
116(10)
Datum Target Symbols
126(11)
Partial Datum Surface
137(1)
Coplanar Surface Datums
138(2)
Continuous Feature Symbol
140(1)
Datum Axis
140(8)
Movable Datum Target Symbols and Datum Target Points
148(3)
Movable Datum Targets and Spherical Target Areas
151(3)
Datum Center Plane
154(2)
The Center of a Pattern of Features as the Datum Axis
156(1)
Applying a Translation Modifier to a Datum Feature Reference
156(1)
Using a Contoured Surface as a Datum Feature
157(26)
Chapter 5 Material Condition and Material Boundary 183(62)
Introduction
183(1)
Material Condition and Material Boundary Symbols
184(1)
Functional Features
185(4)
Directly Toleranced Dimensioning
189(1)
Limits of Size
189(3)
Perfect Form Boundary
192(2)
Regardless of Feature Size (RFS) and Regardless of Material Boundary (RMB)
194(6)
Maximum Material Condition (MMC)
200(5)
Least Material Condition (LMC)
205(6)
Primary Datum Feature, RMB
211(3)
Secondary and Tertiary Datum Feature, RMB
214(1)
Datum Precedence and Material Boundary Condition
214(5)
Placing a Material Boundary Modifier in the Feature Control Frame
219(1)
Material Condition and Boundary Analysis and Applications
220(2)
Material Boundary Calculation Examples
222(23)
Chapter 6 Form Tolerances 245(36)
Introduction
245(1)
Straightness of Line Elements
246(2)
Derived Median Line Straightness
248(2)
Straightness Applied on a Unit Basis
250(2)
Straightness of a Flat Surface
252(1)
Straightness of a Limited Length
253(1)
Flatness Tolerance
254(8)
Circularity Tolerance
262(4)
Free State Variation
266(1)
Restrained Condition
267(1)
Cylindricity Tolerance
268(2)
Applying Form Control to a Datum Feature
270(11)
Chapter 7 Orientation Tolerances 281(36)
Introduction
281(1)
Orientation Tolerances
281(1)
Parallelism Tolerance
282(8)
Perpendicularity Tolerance
290(11)
Combining Parallelism and Perpendicularity Tolerances
301(1)
Angularity Tolerance
302(3)
Applying Orientation Tolerances at RFS, MMC, and Zero Orientation Tolerance at MMC
305(12)
Chapter 8 Positional Tolerances (Part I) 317(64)
Introduction
317(1)
Positional Tolerances
318(11)
Locating Multiple Features
329(14)
Positional Tolerancing of Coaxial Features
343(7)
Positional Tolerancing of Nonparallel Holes
350(1)
Applying Different Positional Tolerances to the Same Feature
351(2)
Locating Slotted Features
353(4)
Positional Tolerancing of Spherical Features
357(24)
Chapter 9 Positional Tolerances (Part II) and Virtual Condition 381(58)
Introduction
381(1)
Fasteners
381(11)
Projected Tolerance Zone
392(4)
Virtual Condition
396(5)
Resultant Condition
401(7)
Verifying Hole Position
408(3)
Zero Positional Tolerance at MMC with the Clearance Hole at Virtual Condition
411(2)
Positional Tolerancing for Coaxiality
413(3)
Positional Tolerancing for Symmetrical Features
416(23)
Chapter 10 Profile Tolerances 439(38)
Introduction
439(1)
Profile Tolerances
439(24)
Specifying Basic Dimensions in a Note
463(14)
Chapter 11 Runout Tolerances 477(62)
Introduction
477(1)
Runout Tolerances
477(8)
Combination of Geometric Tolerances
485(10)
Drafting Problems
495(24)
Prints for Print Reading Problems
519(2)
Sleeve-Dewar Reimaging Print
521(1)
Bracket Print
522(1)
Hub-Stationary, ATU Print
523(1)
Pedal-Accelerator Print
524(1)
Mounting Plate (Upper)-Frame ASSY 3 Axis HP Print
525(1)
Hydraulic Valve Print
526(1)
Cover, Cage-Inner AZ Drive Print
527(1)
Double V-Block Print
528(1)
Plate-Top Mounting Print
529(1)
B.H.-Top Print
530(1)
Housing-Lens, Focus Print
531(1)
Plate-Bottom Wedged, Adjustable Parallel (HP) Print
532(1)
Bracket ASSY-EL Gimbal Print
533(1)
Femoral A-P Saw Guide STD. Print
534(1)
Femoral Bevel Cutter Print
535(1)
Cement Restrictor Print
536(1)
Saw Guide Fixation Block Print
537(1)
Standard Reamer Guide Print
538(1)
Appendices
Appendix A Symbol Specifications
539(6)
A1 Dimensioning Symbols
539(1)
A2 Datum Feature and Datum Target Symbols
540(1)
A3 Material Condition and Material Boundary Symbols
541(1)
A4 Feature Control Frame
542(1)
A5 Geometric Characteristic Symbols
543(1)
A6 Geometric Tolerancing Symbols
544(1)
Appendix B Reference Material
545(14)
B1 Decimal Equivalents and Tap Drill Sizes
545(2)
B2 Number and Letter Size Drills Conversion Chart
547(2)
B3 Tap Drill Sizes
549(1)
B4 Metric Tap Drill Sizes
550(1)
B5 Natural Trigonometric Functions
551(2)
B6 Standard Gage Sheet Steel
553(1)
B7 Triangle Solutions
554(1)
B8 Positional Tolerance Zone Analysis
555(1)
B9 Positional Tolerance Conversion Table Inch Values
556(1)
B10 Positional Tolerance Conversion Table Millimeter Values
557(1)
B11 Geometric Tolerances Quick Reference
558(1)
Glossary 559(12)
Index 571