//2.7-Accuracy in design and manufacture Flashcards

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What is measurement

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This is the process of using tools such as rules, tapes and gauges to check existing dimensions. The mertic (SI) system millimetre unit is almost universally employed in design and manufacture

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What are dimensions

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This is the distance between features of a part or product, such as height or length

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What is marking out

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This is the transfer of designs on to materials or parts being manufactured to indicate the position of features such as holes or edges

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What is accuracy

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  • this is how close measurement is to the required value
  • accurately fitting parts ensure the correct functions of products
  • the acceptabe range of accuracy is know as the tolerance
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What is the tolerance

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The acceptable upper and lower limits of accuracy of a measurment

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What method can be used to improve accuracy

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datum edges and surfaces, as well as vertical and horizonal lines generated by laser evels, provide reference points to facilitate imporved accuracy

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What is datum

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The reference surface or edge from which measurements are taken to improve accuracy

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Testing methods to eliminate errors

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  • dials on manual machine controls allow precision movement of tools and work pieces
  • digital test gauges are very accurate, often computer linked, measuring devices
  • profile projectors measure fine details such as threads to an accuracy of 0.015 mm
  • CNC machines use computer codes to control their movement and ensure accuracy
  • laser micrometers, material thickness sensors and alignment systems are examples of non-contact devices increasingly being used
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Measuring aids used for accuracy-jigs

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  • jigs and devices that guide tools such as drills accurately for repetitive machining operations without the need for marking out
  • they make it possible for fast, high quality machining operations to be carried out by semi skilled workers
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Measuring aids used for accuracy-fixtures

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  • fixtures maintain the accurate alignment of parts for processes by providing a framework into which they are securely clamped during manufacture
  • they ensure every manufactured assembly is of high quality with minimal rejects
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Measuring aids used for accuracy-templates

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  • templates havd a rigid shape or pattern to transfer a design on to a work piece to ensure consistency
  • they are commonly used in batch production situations
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