Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing : Advanced Concepts

Learn to interpret and apply advanced concepts of GD&T on patterns, slots, irregular parts and more

What you'll 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

Requirements
The course deals with advanced concepts and requires good understanding of Basics of GD&T
Symbols, Datums, Modifiers, virtual conditions , concept of size, form orientation and position

Description
Topics covered : Profile tolerance in depthRelimited control of profileBiased tolerance zoneApplication of profile on Flange partHow are Patterns toleranced and what does the callout mean with multiple examplesUsing Patterns as datumsRefinement of Orientation and Form in Position and Profile toleranceAuxiliary datums - Datums apart from the datum reference frame.Inclined datum features - two examplesConcept of simultaneous requirements- What does it mean ? What does it imply? Difference between simultaneous and seperate requirements Gauging with simultaneous requirementsGauging with seperate requirementsComposite position controlComposite vs Multi segment position controlComposite GaugingComposite Profile control vs multi segment profile controlTolerancing of slots - Methods and their differencesUsing slots as DatumsDatum Targets - Why use them ? When to use them ? How to use them ?Inspection with datum targetsWhat is Zero positional tolerancing at MMC? with example and why use it? What is Projected tolerance zone ? with example and why use it? All the lectures are in form of Short "to the point " explanations of conceptsFocus on practical examples Learn the why and why not along with comparisonsPre-requisites required:Understanding of Basic concepts of GD&T likeDatumsModifiers and material conditionsTolerance zonesSymbol meaningsConcept of Size, Form , orientation, and location Virtual conditions

Who this course is for:
Design engineers working in industry,Mechanical engineering students,Manufacturing Personnel - Inspection & Production