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Fundamentals of Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing
2 DAY LECTURE/WORKSHOP
OFFERED TWICE:
June 16-17, 2008 (CRS# 00.626-041)
August 25-26, 2008 (CRS# 00.626-042)
TUITION: $725
OVERVIEW
This course is intended to comprehensively cover the fundamentals of GD&T including the review of applicable sections in the ASME-Y14.5M-1994 standard. Formal classroom lecture will be supplemented with group discussions and practical exercises.
CONTENT
Participants will be introduced to the language and methods used in the Y14.5M 1994 standard, increasing the participants understanding of the language as it pertains to work performed at their place of employment. At the completion of this seminar participants should be able to effectively communicate with design, fabrication and quality assurance departments using GD&T. The following topics will be covered:
Glen Bousquet
Fundamentals of Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing
2 DAY LECTURE/WORKSHOP
OFFERED TWICE:
June 16-17, 2008 (CRS# 00.626-041)
August 25-26, 2008 (CRS# 00.626-042)
TUITION: $725
OVERVIEW
This course is intended to comprehensively cover the fundamentals of GD&T including the review of applicable sections in the ASME-Y14.5M-1994 standard. Formal classroom lecture will be supplemented with group discussions and practical exercises.
CONTENT
Participants will be introduced to the language and methods used in the Y14.5M 1994 standard, increasing the participants understanding of the language as it pertains to work performed at their place of employment. At the completion of this seminar participants should be able to effectively communicate with design, fabrication and quality assurance departments using GD&T. The following topics will be covered:
- Define key concepts related to GDT
- Conventional tolerancing (coordinate system) versus GD&T
- Common GD&T symbols and characteristics and other related terms
- Standard rules: size, position, and others
- Maximum and least material conditions
- Regardless of feature size
- Distinction between form, orientation, profile runout, location
- Geometric characteristic
- Tolerance zone
- Material modifier section
- Datum section of the feature control frame
- Form tolerances for individual features
- Orientation tolerances
- Runout
- Location
Glen Bousquet
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