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C09-Geometry and Position Tolerances

This document discusses runout tolerances, which represent the allowable deviation of a surface of revolution as a part is revolved about a datum axis. There are two types of runout - circular runout, which concerns each circular element or cross-section, and total runout, which provides composite control of all surface elements simultaneously. Runout tolerances can be applied to cylinders, tapers, and end surfaces where the surface is perpendicular to the axis of revolution.

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C09-Geometry and Position Tolerances

This document discusses runout tolerances, which represent the allowable deviation of a surface of revolution as a part is revolved about a datum axis. There are two types of runout - circular runout, which concerns each circular element or cross-section, and total runout, which provides composite control of all surface elements simultaneously. Runout tolerances can be applied to cylinders, tapers, and end surfaces where the surface is perpendicular to the axis of revolution.

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(Table 1.2000.

34), and similarly with two sets Runout


of median datum planes mutually at right A runout tolerance represents the allowable deviation
angles (Table 1.20, no. 35). in position of a surface of revolution as a part is
2. a surface which represents the median plane revolved about a datum axis.
of a feature is to be symmetrical, within There are two cases of runout: circular runout
tolerance, with the median plane of another (usually referred to as "runout") and total runout.
feature as datum (Table 1.20 no. 36) Runout concerns each circular element or cross-
3. two surfaces representing a common median section and may be applied to cylinders (Table 1.20
plane of two similar features are to be no. 38), tapers and end surfaces where such a
symmetrical, within tolerance (Table 1.20 no. surface is at right angles to the axis of revolution.
37) Total runout is used to provide composite control
of all the cross-sectional surface elements
simultaneously. It also applies in the three cases
stated above for runout (Table 1.20 no. 39).

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