Title: Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing : Applications, Analysis & Measurement Author: James D. Meadows ISBN: 0971440166 / 9780971440166 Format: Hard Cover Pages: 560 Publisher: ASME Year: 2009 Availability: Out of Stock
Description
Contents
This is the most comprehensive GD&T volume ever written by a single author. Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing has the unprecedented ability to cover almost every facet of tolerancing. Time can be a limiting factor in topics to be covered in a workshop or course. . . but the book has it all!.Although based on the rules found in the ASME Y14.5 standard, it also covers topics from other recently published standards by ASME not found in older texts. It includes step-by-step procedures for dimensioning and tolerancing parts and assemblies. It shows how to analyze the tolerances applied using both worst case and statistical analysis. This book demonstrates the connection between the application of functional geometric tolerances and its effect on manufacturability and inspection, stressing optimal ways to achieve a high-quality product at the lowest possible cost to the customer.
Foreword
Chapter 1 : Symbols, Rules, Charts Chapter 2 : Selecting a Tolerancing Approach Chapter 3 : Datum Feature Simulators Chapter 4 : Boundaries and Material Condition Symbols, MMC, LMC & RFS Chapter 5 : Major Concepts of Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing Chapter 6 : Form Chapter 7 : Orientation Chapter 8 : Profile Chapter 9 : Runout Chapter 10 : Concentricity and Symmetry Chapter 11 : Datums Chapter 12 : Centerplane Datums Chapter 13 : Position With Fixed Fastener Assemblies and Projected Tolerance Chapter 14 : Tolerancing Mating Parts in a Floating Fastener Assembly Chapter 15 : Direct vs Indirect Relationships Chapter 16 : Datum Targets Chapter 17 : Datum Feature Scheme Choices Chapter 18 : Flexible Parts Chapter 19 : Position Boundary Concept Chapter 20 : Why Use GD&T Chapter 21 : Composite vs Two Single Segment Positional Tolerencing Chapter 22 : Dimensioning and Tolerancing of Gages Chapter 23 : Tolerance Stack-Up Analysis Chapter 24 : How to be Specific in Calculating and Specifying Statistical Chapter 25 : Tolerance Stack-Up Analysis in a 5-Part Assembly Chapter 26 : Tolerance Stack-Up Created During Manufacture due to Changing Set Chapter 27 : GD&T as a Language Chapter 28 : Definitions
Index
Bibliography
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