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Glossary of Terms

Feature

Feature - general term applied to a physical portion of a part

Feature - general term applied to a physical portion of a part - any observable geometry

Feature of Size (FOS)

Feature of Size (FOS) - a feature with opposed surface(s)

Feature of Size (FOS) - a feature with opposed surface(s) - may be planar or cylindrical

Feature of Size (FOS) - a feature with opposed surface(s) - may be planar or cylindrical - is measurable; associated with a size dimension

Examples of Features of Size:

Examples of Features of Size:  Cylindrical FOS

Examples of Features of Size:  Cylindrical FOS Internal Cylindrical FOS

Examples of Features of Size:  Cylindrical FOS Internal Cylindrical FOS ………… Hole

Examples of Features of Size:  Cylindrical FOS Internal Cylindrical FOS ………… Hole External Cylindrical FOS

Examples of Features of Size:  Cylindrical FOS Internal Cylindrical FOS ………… Hole External Cylindrical FOS ……..….. Shaft

Examples of Features of Size:  Cylindrical FOS Internal Cylindrical FOS ………… Hole External Cylindrical FOS ……..….. Shaft  Planar FOS

Examples of Features of Size:  Cylindrical FOS Internal Cylindrical FOS ………… Hole External Cylindrical FOS ……..….. Shaft  Planar FOS Internal Planar FOS

Examples of Features of Size:  Cylindrical FOS Internal Cylindrical FOS ………… Hole External Cylindrical FOS ……..….. Shaft  Planar FOS Internal Planar FOS ………..… Slot

Examples of Features of Size:  Cylindrical FOS Internal Cylindrical FOS ………… Hole External Cylindrical FOS ……..….. Shaft  Planar FOS Internal Planar FOS ………..… Slot External Planar FOS

Examples of Features of Size:  Cylindrical FOS Internal Cylindrical FOS ………… Hole External Cylindrical FOS ……..….. Shaft  Planar FOS Internal Planar FOS ………..… Slot External Planar FOS ……….… Tab

Examples of Features of Size:  Cylindrical FOS Internal Cylindrical FOS ………… Hole External Cylindrical FOS ……..….. Shaft  Planar FOS Internal Planar FOS ………..… Slot External Planar FOS ……….… Tab The uses the term: Fit Design Analyst TM

Examples of Features of Size:  Cylindrical FOS Internal Cylindrical FOS ………… Hole External Cylindrical FOS ……..….. Shaft  Planar FOS Internal Planar FOS ………..… Slot External Planar FOS ……….… Tab The uses the term: Fit Design Analyst TM - “Hole” as an analog to refer to any internal FOS

Examples of Features of Size:  Cylindrical FOS Internal Cylindrical FOS ………… Hole External Cylindrical FOS ……..….. Shaft  Planar FOS Internal Planar FOS ………..… Slot External Planar FOS ……….… Tab The uses the term: Fit Design Analyst TM - “Hole” as an analog to refer to any internal FOS - “Shaft” as an analog to refer to any external FOS

Nominal Size

Nominal Size - designation used for the purpose of general identification

Nominal Size - designation used for the purpose of general identification - usually expressed in common fractions

Nominal Size - designation used for the purpose of general identification - usually expressed in common fractions 1 Nominal Size is Ø 2

Basic Size or Basic Dimension

Basic Size or Basic Dimension the theoretical (ideal) size to which a tolerance is applied

Basic Size or Basic Dimension the theoretical (ideal) size to which a tolerance is applied limit dimensions result from the application of a tolerance specification to a basic dimension

Basic Size or Basic Dimension the theoretical (ideal) size to which a tolerance is applied

Basic Size or Basic Dimension the theoretical (ideal) size to which a tolerance is applied Tolerance Specification, applied to the basic dimension Basic Dimension

Basic Size or Basic Dimension limit dimensions result from the application of a tolerance specification to a basic dimension

Basic Size or Basic Dimension limit dimensions result from the application of a tolerance specification to a basic dimension Resulting limit dimensions

Basic Hole System

Basic Hole System A widely-used fit system employed when standard tools (e.g., drills, reamers) are used to produce holes

Basic Hole System A widely-used fit system employed when standard tools (e.g., drills, reamers) are used to produce holes the small hole (lower limit) is assigned the basic size (typically the nominal size), to which the hole tolerance and fit allowance is applied: “the small hole is basic”

Basic Hole System A widely-used fit system employed when standard tools (e.g., drills, reamers) are used to produce holes the small hole (lower limit) is assigned the basic size (typically the nominal size), to which the hole tolerance and fit allowance is applied: “the small hole is basic” The toleranced shaft size is then designed around the resulting hole limits in order to achieve the desired fit

Basic Shaft System

Basic Shaft System A less widely-used fit system typically employed where shafts are purchased in standard sizes or where two or more fits are required on the same shaft

Basic Shaft System A less widely-used fit system typically employed where shafts are purchased in standard sizes or where two or more fits are required on the same shaft the large shaft (upper limit) is assigned the basic size to which the shaft tolerance and fit allowance is applied: “the large shaft is basic”

Basic Shaft System A less widely-used fit system typically employed where shafts are purchased in standard sizes or where two or more fits are required on the same shaft the large shaft (upper limit) is assigned the basic size to which the shaft tolerance and fit allowance is applied: “the large shaft is basic” The toleranced hole size is then designed around the resulting shaft limits in order to achieve the desired fit

  LIMITS

  LIMITS the maximum and minimum sizes indicated by a toleranced dimension

  LIMITS the maximum and minimum sizes indicated by a toleranced dimension called the “upper limit” (large) and “lower limit” (small) dimensions

Tolerance

Tolerance - the total permissible variation of a dimension

Tolerance - the total permissible variation of a dimension TOL = UPPER LIMIT DIM - LOWER LIMIT DIM

Tolerance - the total permissible variation of a dimension

Tolerance - the total permissible variation of a dimension TOL = UPPER LIMIT DIM - LOWER LIMIT DIM TOL = 1.006 - .996 TOL = .010

Maximum Material Condition (MMC)

Maximum Material Condition (MMC) the limit of size of a feature which results in the feature having the maximum amount of material

Maximum Material Condition (MMC) the limit of size of a feature which results in the feature having the maximum amount of material MMCSHAFT = upper limit (large shaft)

Maximum Material Condition (MMC) the limit of size of a feature which results in the feature having the maximum amount of material MMCSHAFT = upper limit (large shaft) MMCHOLE = lower limit (small hole)

Least Material Condition (LMC)

Least Material Condition (LMC) the limit of size of a feature which results in the feature having the minimum amount of material

Least Material Condition (LMC) the limit of size of a feature which results in the feature having the minimum amount of material LMCSHAFT = lower limit (small shaft)

Least Material Condition (LMC) the limit of size of a feature which results in the feature having the minimum amount of material LMCSHAFT = lower limit (small shaft) LMCHOLE = upper limit (large hole)

ALLOWANCE

ALLOWANCE the minimum clearance (or maximum interference) between mating features

ALLOWANCE the minimum clearance (or maximum interference) between mating features the allowance represents "the condition of tightest permissible fit" between mating features

ALLOWANCE the minimum clearance (or maximum interference) between mating features the allowance represents "the condition of tightest permissible fit" between mating features ALLOWANCE = SMALLEST - LARGEST HOLE SHAFT

MEAN DIMENSION

MEAN DIMENSION the arithmetic average of the upper and lower limit dimensions

MEAN DIMENSION the arithmetic average of the upper and lower limit dimensions the mean dimension is used to create geometry in computer-aided design (CAD)

MEAN DIMENSION the arithmetic average of the upper and lower limit dimensions the mean dimension is used to create geometry in computer-aided design (CAD) note: the mean dimension is not necessarily equal to the basic dimension

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