Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing: Applications and Inspection, 2/E
Gary K. Griffith, Griffith Training

ISBN-10: 0130604631
ISBN-13: 9780130604637

Publisher: Prentice Hall
Copyright: 2002
Format: Paper; 350 pp
Published: 05/31/2001

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For courses in Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing, Measuring and Gaging, and Mechanical Inspection.

This text assists students in understanding geometric tolerancing symbols, interpretation, drawings and inspection methods. An accessible writing style covers GDT with step-by-step instructions, and is accompanied by clear and complete photos of setups, drawings, sketches, and detailed examples.

  • NEW - Revised and updated content throughout—Meets the latest ASME Y14.5M—1994 standards.
    • Provides students with a source of learning specific methods and techniques that can be used to ensure functional inspection of geometric tolerances. Ex.___

  • NEW - Added chapter on Functional Gage Design —Chapter 18.
    • Helps students understand the basics of gage design and the function of the symbols as they apply to products—with the actual examples included in the chapter. Ex.___

  • NEW - Added coverage throughout—Includes applications, figures, photos, etc.
    • Familiarizes students with new applications that are found only in the latest ASME standards. Ex.___

  • A wide variety of examples, sketches, drawings, and photos.
    • Clarifies subjects and enhances students' understanding of the symbols. Ex.___

  • Step-by-step instruction methods—Accompanies the sketches and photos.
    • Shows students the progression of inspection methods and enables them to learn the method by simply following the steps. Ex.___

  • Use of straightforward language.
    • Offers students a better process for learning where the interpretation of symbols is easier to comprehend. Ex.___

  • Revised and updated content throughout—Meets the latest ASME Y14.5M—1994 standards.
    • Provides students with a source of learning specific methods and techniques that can be used to ensure functional inspection of geometric tolerances. Ex.___

  • Added chapter on Functional Gage Design —Chapter 18.
    • Helps students understand the basics of gage design and the function of the symbols as they apply to products—with the actual examples included in the chapter. Ex.___

  • Added coverage throughout—Includes applications, figures, photos, etc.
    • Familiarizes students with new applications that are found only in the latest ASME standards. Ex.___



 1. Introduction.


 2. Datums.


 3. Inspecting Size Tolerances.


 4. Flatness.


 5. Straightness.


 6. Circularity.


 7. Cylindricity.


 8. Parallelism.


 9. Perpendicularity.


10. Angularity.


11. Circular Runout.


12. Total Runout.


13. Profile of a Line.


14. Profile of a Surface.


15. Concentricity.


16. Position Tolerances.


17. Symmetry.


18. Introduction to Functional Gage Design.


Appendix A. Conversion of Actual Coordinate Measurements to Position Location Diameter.


Appendix B. Conversion from Diametral Tolerance Zone to Plus and Minus Coordinate Tolerances.


Appendix C. Bolt Circle Chart.


Appendix D. Differences between ASME and ISO Standard Symbols.


Appendix E. Other Drawing Symbols.


Appendix F. Table of Trigonometric Functions.


Glossary.


Solutions to Odd-Numbered Chapter Review Questions.


Index.

Clear descriptions and nearly 400 illustrations make Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing an essential reference for operators, machinists, inspectors, quality technicians and engineers, and other people in manufacturing companies who need to know about inspection methods and techniques.

Coverage of specific methods and techniques used to ensure functional inspection of the geometric tolerances included in this text has immediate value for anyone involved in the quality control process.

Formerly titled Measuring and Gaging Geometric Tolerances, the second edition has been updated and revised to reflect the latest ASME standards (ASME Y14.5M). The following changes and additions ensure that this new edition meets the needs of today's quality professionals:

  • "Symmetry" moved to a new Chapter 17
  • A new Chapter 18 added, entitled "Introduction to Functional Gage Design"
  • New applications of the 1994 ASME standard covered

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  • Solutions Manual, 2/E
    Griffith
    © 2002 | Prentice Hall | Paper; 32 pages | Instock
    ISBN-10: 0130606723 | ISBN-13: 9780130606723


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