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Profile & Concentricity


(the Y14.5 kind)
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Definition: Profile tolerancing is a method used to specify a
uniform amount of variation of a surface or line elements of a
surface.
Tolerance Zone: Profile tolerance specifies a tolerance zone
confined by two equidistant profiles within which the entire
surface must lie.
Profile d k
(Surface and Line)
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SYMBOL MEANING
Profile d k
(Surface and Line)
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Profile d k
(Surface and Line)
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Profile of a Surface
Unequally & Unilateral
Disposed Tolerance Zones
For an unequally disposed profile
tolerance zone a basic dimension is
added to illustrate the tolerance zone
distribution.
For a unilateral disposed profile
tolerance zone a single phantom curve is
shown either inside or outside of the
material.
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Unilateral Profile
Alternate (Still allowed) Practice From 1994
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Unilateral Profile 2009
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Unequally Disposed Profile
Alternate (Still allowed) Practice From 1994
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Unequally Disposed Profile 2009
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Profile Between Two Points
A Symbol ( # ) is used to indicate a tolerance applies to
a limited segment of a surface between designated extremes.
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Profile Non-Uniform Transition
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Default Transition Creates a Step
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Smooth Transition Definition
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Transition Needs To Be Defined
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Profile Non-Uniform Zone
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Profile All Over
The term ALL OVER is allowed.
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Profile All Over
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Profile Can Control
Co-planarity
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Profile Can Control
Co-planarity
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Profile Can Control
Co-planarity
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Profile Can Control
Co-planarity
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Profile Can Control
Co-planarity
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Datum Axis Definition
One Diameter of Sufficient Length
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Datum Axis Definition
One Short Diameter with a
Planar Datum Feature
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Datum Axis Definition
Two (or More) Short Diameters
Sufficiently Separated
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Coaxial Control One wrong way
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Datum Feature B Fails Position Requirement
Coaxial Control One wrong way
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Coaxial Control Another wrong way
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Coaxial Control Another wrong way
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Coaxial Control
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Coaxial Control
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Coaxial Control
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Runout (Circular and Total)
Definition: The composite deviation from the
desired form of a part surface of revolution
during full rotation (360 deg.) of the part on a
datum axis.
Tolerance Zone: A total width zone bounded by
two boundaries of revolution within which:
Circular Runout: all points of each circular element
(cross-section) of the considered feature must lie
regardless of the size of the considered feature.
Total Runout: all points of the entire surface of the
considered feature must lie regardless of the size of
the considered feature.
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Runout (Circular and Total)
Tolerance Value
Runout tolerance states how far an
actual surface is permitted to deviate
from the desired form implied by the
drawing during full rotation (360 deg.) of
the part on a datum axis.
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Circular Runout
SYMBOL MEANING
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Circular Runout
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Circular Runout
Composite Controls
CIRCULARITY
COAXIALITY
Position & Concentricity
DML STRAIGHTNESS
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Typical for Controlling Wobble
Only controls elements not overall shape
Circular Runout
Tapered, Contoured, & Perpendicular Surfaces
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Circular Runout
Tapered, Contoured, & Perpendicular Surfaces
Gages Must Be Perpendicular to the Nominal Surfaces
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SYMBOL MEANING
Total Runout
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Total Runout
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Total Runout
Composite Controls
CYLINDRICITY
COAXIALITY
Position & Concentricity
DML STRAIGHTNESS
SURFACE STRAIGHTNESS
(Cylindricity for Nominally
Cylindrical Features)
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Also Controls Wobble
Also Controls Shape
Total Runout
Tapered & Perpendicular Surfaces
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Taper, Angularity, Concentricity Perpendicularity
Total Runout
Tapered & Perpendicular Surfaces
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Definition: Concentricity is the condition
where the median points of all
diametrically opposed elements of all
individual cross-sections of a figure of
revolution are congruent with the axis
of a datum feature.
Concentricity r
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Concentricity r
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Concentricity r
Tolerance Zone:
A concentricity tolerance zone is a
cylindrical (or spherical) tolerance
zone within which the median
points of the considered feature
must lie relative to the datum axis
(or datum point).
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SYMBOL MEANING
Concentricity r
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A
A
Concentricity r
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Concentricity r
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Usually when a designer calls out
concentricity the true design
requirements are:
Position j
Circular Runout h
Total Runout t
Concentricity r
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Definition: Symmetry is the condition where
the median point of all the opposed
elements of the considered feature are
congruent with the center plane of the
datum feature.
Tolerance Zone: Symmetry tolerance zone is
a total width tolerance zone within which
the median points of the considered feature
must lie.
Symmetry i
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SYMBOL MEANING
Symmetry i
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Symmetry i
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Symmetry i
LIKE
CONCENTRICTY
A DIFFICULT
REQUIREMENT TO
INSPECT
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Symmetry? i
Or Position? j
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