Exam 1 Review Flashcards

(46 cards)

1
Q

Heavy dark line that divides part view to expose internal geometries

A

Sectional line

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2
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Reference features usually defined by the critical surfaces on a part. These surfaces will be the origin for
dimensioning other features.

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Datum

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3
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In the three-plane datum system, the primary (first) datum constrains _____ degree(s) of freedom

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3

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4
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In the three-plane datum system, the secondary (second) datum constrains _____ degree(s) of freedom

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2

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5
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In the three-plane datum system, the tertiary (third) datum constrains _____ degree(s) of freedom

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1

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6
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In the three-plane datum system, the primary (first) datum constrains which degrees of freedom?

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1 translation in Z
1 rotation in u
1 rotation in v

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7
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In the three-plane datum system, the secondary (second) datum constrains which degrees of freedom?

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1 translation in X
1 rotation in w

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8
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In the three-plane datum system, the tertiary (third) datum constrains which degrees of freedom?

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1 translation in Y

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9
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In the three-plane datum system, the primary (first) datum has a minimum of _____ point contact

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3

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10
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In the three-plane datum system, the secondary (second) datum has a minimum of _____ point contact

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2

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In the three-plane datum system, the tertiary (third) datum has a minimum of _____ point contact

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1

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12
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Theoretically, the exact size we would prefer

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Basic Size

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13
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Maximum and minimum dimensions acceptable

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Limits of size

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14
Q

Total amount of variation about the Basic Size we can “tolerate”

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Total tolerance

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15
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The intended difference in size of mating parts

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Allowance

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16
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Specifying the maximum and minimum dimensions only

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Limit dimensioning

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17
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Specifying the basic size +/- tolerance values

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“Plus and Minus” Dimensioning

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18
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There is always space (The hole is larger than the cylinder)

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Clearance fit

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19
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There is never space (The hole is smaller than the cylinder)

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Interference fit

20
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There may be a space or there may be interference

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Transition fit

21
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Comparing an unknown quantity to a known standard

22
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Examining a part to evaluate its conformity to design

23
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Determining if a part or feature meets the design specifications

23
Q

If I have a measurement instrument, what aspects of the instrument do I care about?

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Resolution
Stability

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When a measurement device is checked against a known standard
Calibration
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Examples of known standards
Gauge blocks, gauge pins Government standards (NIST)
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Linear measurement is an inspection by
variables
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Gaging instruments are an inspection by
attributes
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Provides information about the characteristics of the part and the process but is often slow and cumbersome
Measuring
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Can be much quicker but provides less information about the part and fabrication process
Gaging
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There is _____ in all measurements
variability
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The variation in measurement when: * Using one measurement instrument * Used by the same operator * Measuring the same characteristics of a part
Repeatability (Measurement Variation)
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Multiple operators: * Using the same measuring instrument * Measuring the same characteristics of a part
Reproducibility (Operator Variation)
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Used in nondestructive tests
Crossed R&R Study
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Used in destructive testing
Nested R&R Study
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We have to make the assumption the parts are reasonably ______ in Gage R&R studies
Homogeneous
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The operator measurement mean deviates from the actual part dimension
Accuracy
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Potential causes of accuracy
* Lack of calibration * Thermal effects
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Variations caused by changes over time periods
Measurement Stability
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Accuracy of an instrument over the entire range of measurement
Linearity
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Considered the modern approach to dims and tolerance
Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing
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Form Tolerances
Straightness Flatness Circularity Cylindricity
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Orientation Tolerances
Angularity Perpendicularity Parallelism
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Primary Datum: Planar surface that fixes the _____ orientation of the part
Spatial
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Secondary Datum: Planar surface that fixes the _____ orientation of the part
Planar
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Tertiary Datum: Planar surface that fixes the _____ location of the part
Planar