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Gaining Confidence With GD T - Part 3

This document summarizes a presentation on geometric tolerancing given by Gary K. Griffith. It discusses location tolerances including concentricity, symmetry, and position. Concentricity controls axis-to-axis positioning and requires differential measurements. Symmetry controls the centering of a feature on a datum. Position can control location, perpendicularity, and pattern placement using rectangular or polar coordinate systems or virtual datums. The presentation provides examples of using functional gages and CMMs to inspect these tolerances. Griffith offers on-site GD&T training courses and consulting services.

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Gaining Confidence With GD T - Part 3

This document summarizes a presentation on geometric tolerancing given by Gary K. Griffith. It discusses location tolerances including concentricity, symmetry, and position. Concentricity controls axis-to-axis positioning and requires differential measurements. Symmetry controls the centering of a feature on a datum. Position can control location, perpendicularity, and pattern placement using rectangular or polar coordinate systems or virtual datums. The presentation provides examples of using functional gages and CMMs to inspect these tolerances. Griffith offers on-site GD&T training courses and consulting services.

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Session 3

Geometric Tolerancing
PMPA Technical Conference
Developing Today’s Talent April 15, 2013
For Tomorrow’s $uccess

Gary K. Griffith

Corona, California
Photos Reference: Geometric Tolerancing
Applications and Inspection (Prentice Hall)

Gary K. Griffith

 42 Years Exp.  Technical Book Author


 Automotive  Quality
 Aerospace  Engineering
 Engineering  Shop Technical
 Manufacturing
 Quality
“Location Tolerances”
Interpretation & Inspection
Outline – Session 3

 Location Tolerances
 Concentricity
 Symmetry
 Position

Limitations are:
1. Inspector’s Knowledge / Skills
2. Available Inspection Equipment
Concentricity
Tolerance
Concentricity Tolerance
Concentricity is a coaxial tolerance that is always RFS. It is axis-
to-axis control where differential measurements are required.

Tolerance Zone
Concentricity Tolerance
Two opposing dial indicators. Part is rotated and
differential measurements determine eccentricity.

Note: For quick verification,


measure runout. TIR must not
exceed .002” in this case.
Symmetry
Tolerance
Symmetry Tolerance
The center plane of the 1.220-1.230 boss
must be centered on datum center plane A (RFS)

Opposing height measurements.


Differentials calculated.
Position
Tolerances
Position Tolerance
(Symmetry)
Symmetry is being controlled by position. MMC modifiers have
been applied. Bonus and additional tolerance allowed depending
on actual sizes.

A Functional Gage
Position Tolerance
Rectangular Coordinates
Position controls location and perpendicularity to
primary datum A.

Surface Plate Setup


Position Tolerance
Rectangular Coordinates
Surface plate accessories help establish functional datums on the
CMM. Note: CMM should have GDT software for support.

CMM Inspection
Position Tolerance
Polar Coordinates
CMM or Functional Gage (if MMC is specified)

Functional
Gage
Position Tolerance
(Virtual Datum)
When a datum of size has a virtual condition. The
virtual condition (3.010) is the basis for the relationship.

Courtesy of Barry Controls Aerospace, Burbank, Ca


Position Tolerance
Virtual Datum
CMM or Functional Gage (shown)
3.0100” Virtual Diameter

Courtesy of Barry Controls Aerospace, Burbank, Ca


Position Tolerance
(Pattern Location)
This position tolerance is controlling feature relation,
perpendicularity, and pattern location.
Position Tolerance
Pattern Location

A functional gage with four virtual pins could be used.

Gage

Courtesy of Vescio Manufacturing


Position Tolerance
Pattern Location
Coordinate measuring machine
being setup.

Courtesy of Vescio Manufacturing


Griffith Training

On-Site Tailored GD&T Training:


– Basic
– Intermediate
– Advanced
 Tolerance Stackup Analysis
 Functional Gage Design Consulting:
 Inspection
 Quality Courses
 Functional Design Drawing
Reviews
 Tolerance Stackups
 Functional Gage Designs
Questions and Answers

Need Training?
[email protected]
951-733-9678
www.griffithtraining.com

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