Training for individuals who create or interpret engineering drawings: product and gage designers; process, product, and manufacturing engineers; supplier quality engineers; CMM operators; buyers/purchasers; checkers; inspectors; technicians; and sales engineers.
- The datum system, the role of datums, planar datums, restricting degrees of freedom, The importance of sequence, Common datum features.
- Datum Targets, types of datum targets, Symbols, target simulations
- Size datum features, datum indications, datum axis RFS, datum median plane RFS, Datum axis MMR, datum median plane MMR, Datum related vs. feature of size dimensions
- Flatness, tolerance zone, uses for flatness, Envelope and independency effects, interpreting flatness tolerances
- Straightness, tolerance zone, Uses for straightness, Envelope and independency effects, interpreting straightness tolerances
- Roundness, tolerance zone, uses for roundness, Envelope and independency effects, interpreting flatness tolerances
- Cylindricity, tolerance zone, uses for cylindricity, Envelope and independency effects, interpreting cylindricity tolerances,
- Perpendicularity, tolerance zones, Uses for perpendicularity, Applied to an integral feature, Applied to a feature of size RFS, Applied to a feature of size MMR,
- Angularity, tolerance zones, Uses for angularity, Applied to an integral feature, Applied to a feature of size RFS, Applied to a feature of size MMR,
- Parallelism, tolerance zones, Uses for parallelism, Applied to an integral feature, Applied to a feature of size RFS, Applied to a feature of size MMR
- Position tolerance RFS, implied TEDs, Advantages of position tolerances, Modifier usage, Uses for a position tolerance
- What is ISO, why use ISO, working with ISO standards, ISO standards defaults
- Orthographic projection, Elements of dimensions, Display of dimensions, Angular dimensions, Coordinate Dimensioning history and complications
- What is GPS, Features, Three domains
- Geometrical symbols, common symbols, tolerance zones, tolerance frames
- Size, Feature of size, MMS and MMC, LMS and LMC, RFS and RFS rules
- The independency principle and the envelope requirement
- MMR, MMR rules, MMVC, LMR, LMR rules, LMVC, RPR, RPR rules, Collective requirements, Boundary types
- Exercise7
- ISO Limits and Fits, terminology, IT grades, Fundamental deviations, Interpretation
