Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing : Advanced concepts
Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing : Advanced concepts, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.46, with 107 lectures, 10 quizzes, based on 1154 reviews, and has 7631 subscribers.
You will learn about Geometric Tolerancing of Patterns of features Using Composite position control for controlling patterns and features How to use Datum targets on irregular shape parts Projected Tolerance zone Methodology of tolerancing slots Comparison of composite control vs multi segment control Refinement of orientation of form controls This course is ideal for individuals who are Design engineers working in industry or Mechanical engineering students or Manufacturing Personnel – Inspection & Production It is particularly useful for Design engineers working in industry or Mechanical engineering students or Manufacturing Personnel – Inspection & Production.
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Summary
Title: Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing : Advanced concepts
Price: $84.99
Average Rating: 4.46
Number of Lectures: 107
Number of Quizzes: 10
Number of Published Lectures: 107
Number of Published Quizzes: 10
Number of Curriculum Items: 117
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 117
Original Price: $64.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Geometric Tolerancing of Patterns of features
- Using Composite position control for controlling patterns and features
- How to use Datum targets on irregular shape parts
- Projected Tolerance zone
- Methodology of tolerancing slots
- Comparison of composite control vs multi segment control
- Refinement of orientation of form controls
Who Should Attend
- Design engineers working in industry
- Mechanical engineering students
- Manufacturing Personnel – Inspection & Production
Target Audiences
- Design engineers working in industry
- Mechanical engineering students
- Manufacturing Personnel – Inspection & Production
Topics covered :
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Profile tolerance in depth
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Relimited control of profile
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Biased tolerance zone
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Application of profile on Flange part
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How are Patterns toleranced and what does the callout mean with multiple examples
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Using Patterns as datums
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Refinement of Orientation and Form in Position and Profile tolerance
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Auxiliary datums – Datums apart from the datum reference frame.
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Inclined datum features – two examples
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Concept of simultaneous requirements- What does it mean ? What does it imply?
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Difference between simultaneous and seperate requirements
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Gauging with simultaneous requirements
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Gauging with seperate requirements
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Composite position control
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Composite vs Multi segment position control
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Composite Gauging
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Composite Profile control vs multi segment profile control
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Tolerancing of slots – Methods and their differences
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Using slots as Datums
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Datum Targets – Why use them ? When to use them ? How to use them ?
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Inspection with datum targets
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What is Zero positional tolerancing at MMC? with example and why use it?
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What is Projected tolerance zone ? with example and why use it?
All the lectures are in form of
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Short “to the point ” explanations of concepts
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Focus on practical examples
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Learn the why and why not along with comparisons
Pre-requisites required:
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Understanding of Basic concepts of GD&T like
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Datums
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Modifiers and material conditions
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Tolerance zones
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Symbol meanings
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Concept of Size, Form , orientation, and location
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Virtual conditions
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Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: GD&T Basics Refresher part 1
Lecture 3: GD&T Basics refresher part 2
Lecture 4: GD&T basics refresher part 3
Lecture 5: Profile vs position control
Chapter 2: Profile tolerance – in depth
Lecture 1: Profile tolerance interpretations
Lecture 2: Profile Tolerance interpretations – 3D
Lecture 3: Application of Profile on Flange – Example
Lecture 4: Replacing orientation and position control with profile
Lecture 5: Relimited Profile Control
Lecture 6: More examples in Profile applied to components
Lecture 7: Biased and Unilateral Tolerance zone
Lecture 8: Exercise : Set profile control for surface on drawing
Chapter 3: Patterns
Lecture 1: Rectangular Patterns – Example 1
Lecture 2: Rectangular Pattern – Example 2
Lecture 3: Verifying Position control of Pattern – part 1
Lecture 4: Verifying Position control of Pattern – part 1
Lecture 5: Verifying Position control of pattern with MMC modifier
Lecture 6: Circular Pattern
Lecture 7: Verifying Position control of Circular Pattern – part 1
Lecture 8: Verifying Position control of Circular Pattern – part 2
Lecture 9: Exercise 1 – Verify the part based on GD&T drawing
Lecture 10: Exercise 2 – Verify the part based on GD&T drawing
Lecture 11: Exercise 3 – Derive the equations for tolerance zone circles
Lecture 12: Rectangular pattern of rectangular features
Lecture 13: Pattern as Datum Feature
Lecture 14: Example of Functional gauge for pattern
Chapter 4: Inclined datum and Auxiliary datum
Lecture 1: Inclined Datums – Examples
Lecture 2: Auxilary Datums – Example 1
Lecture 3: Auxilary Datums – Example 2
Chapter 5: Refinement of Profile and Position controls
Lecture 1: Refinement of Position to Orientation and Form
Lecture 2: Refinement of Profile to orientation and form
Lecture 3: Refinement of Position to orientation – Tolerance zone and angle calculation
Lecture 4: Refinement of Position to orientation – Visualization in 3D
Lecture 5: Refinement of Profile to orientation and form Example 2
Lecture 6: Refinement of position to perpendicularity – exercise
Chapter 6: Simultaneous Requirements
Lecture 1: Simultaneous requirement – Example 1
Lecture 2: Simultaneous requirement – Example 2 Redo
Lecture 3: Points to note in Simultaneous requirements
Lecture 4: Simultaneous vs separate Requirement – Example 3
Lecture 5: Gauging with Simultaneous requirements- Example 4
Lecture 6: Variation on Example 4
Lecture 7: Simultaneous requirement with auxiliary datum
Lecture 8: Simultaneous requirements example 6- 3D example
Lecture 9: Simultaneous requirements 3D example 6 functional gauging
Lecture 10: Different datum sequence – Example
Lecture 11: Separate Requirements – Gauge
Lecture 12: Exercise in Simultaneous requirements – Identify
Chapter 7: Composite Position control
Lecture 1: Composite control on pattern- Example 1
Lecture 2: Composite position control vs normal equations
Lecture 3: Composite position control – Example measured part
Lecture 4: Composite position control – Centre to centre distance visualized
Lecture 5: Composite position control – 1 datum in second line
Lecture 6: Composite position control – 2 datum in second line
Lecture 7: Composite control – Circular pattern – Example 2
Lecture 8: Composite control – Example 3 – Redo
Lecture 9: Composite position control 4 hole pattern example
Lecture 10: Composite Gauging
Lecture 11: Composite Gauging – First line
Lecture 12: Composite gauging – Second line
Lecture 13: Composite gauging – Third Line
Lecture 14: Composite position control- Functional gauging example 2
Lecture 15: Composite vs Multi segment position control
Lecture 16: Composite vs Multi segment position control – Tolerance zone mobility
Lecture 17: Composite vs Multi segment position control – Tolerance zone 3D visualization
Lecture 18: Composite vs Multi segment position – Calculations / verification Part 1
Lecture 19: Composite vs Multi segment position – Calculations / verification Part 2
Lecture 20: Composite vs Multi segment control -Circular pattern
Lecture 21: Composite vs Multi segment control -Circular pattern – Tolerance zone mobility
Lecture 22: Exercise 1 – composite position
Lecture 23: Exercise 2 – composite position
Lecture 24: Summary – Composite vs Multi segment control
Chapter 8: Composite Profile control
Lecture 1: Composite profile control – Example 1
Lecture 2: Composite profile control – Example 2
Lecture 3: Composite profile control – Example 3
Lecture 4: Composite profile vs multi segment profile control – example 3
Lecture 5: Exercise 1 – composite profile control
Chapter 9: Slot Control
Lecture 1: Slot control scheme 1
Lecture 2: Slot control scheme 2
Lecture 3: Slot control scheme 3
Lecture 4: Slot as Datum feature
Chapter 10: Multiple Datum Feature datum
Lecture 1: What is Multiple Datum feature?
Instructors
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Mufaddal Rasheed
Mechanical engineer, Product designer , Instructor
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- 3 stars: 136 votes
- 4 stars: 503 votes
- 5 stars: 472 votes
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