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Inspecting Geometric Tolerances

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Who should attend:

Product Engineers, Design Engineers, Quality Engineers, Tool Engineers/Designers' and Inspection Personnel. Prior knowledge of GD&T techniques (ASME Y14.5) will be helpful.

Course Description: (16 Hours)

This course will help give guidelines for selecting the most appropriate inspection method for a part feature. Participants will gain an understanding of design principles to produce low cost, functional gages. They will also be taught a method of practical datum selection as well as guidelines for using modifiers. Criteria for selecting company/division gaging policies and an overview of gaging equipment capabilities will also be covered.

 

 

Product Design Versus Inspection Options

  • Practical Datum Reference Frames
  • Proper Datum Precedence
  • Appropriate Modifiers
  • Realistic Product Tolerances
  • Comparison of Available Inspection Methods

  • Functional Gaging
  • CMM Gaging
  • Optical Comparator Gaging
  • Graphical Inspection Analysis
  • Open Set-Up Inspection
  • Production Gaging Systems
  • Functional Gage Design Principles

  • Feasibility Determination
  • Use of Dimensioning & Tolerancing Techniques
  • Assignment of Gage and Wear Allowance
  • Material Type Determination
  • Company Gaging Policy
  • Criteria for Selecting Inspection Method

  • Customer Requirement
  • Part Tolerance, Quantity and Size
  • Available Inspection Equipment
  • Schedule
  • Inspector Qualifications
  • Dimensioning & Tolerancing Method Used on Drawing
  • Inspection Criteria for Geometric Characteristics

  • Form Tolerances
  • Orientation Tolerances
  • Profile Tolerances
  • Runout Tolerances
  • Location Tolerances
  • OPTIONAL 3rd Day (8 hours)

  • Based on ASME Y14.43 Dimensioning and Tolerancing Principles for Gages and Fixtures.
  • Discussion of the fourteen geometic symbols and their respective tolerance zones by physically inspecting part features.
  • Parts will be inspected using functional gaging methods and flexible inspection methods.
  • Understand that inspection is not perfect and the risk factors.
  • Identify inspection methods based on design intent.
  • Cost effective inspection tools.
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    Additional Information:

    Free phone and email consultation is available following the course

    All courses are taught in accordance with the ASME/ANSI unless requested otherwise

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