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Very nice and informative video, thanks. In case of true position, let us say true position tolerance of a hole is dia 0.3 mm (RFS) from a datum A. In this case, if nominal value for position of hole is 30 +/- 0.3 mm from datum A, how much tolerance does the true position tolerance actually give to the position of the hole. Can you show how to calculate it please?
Hi Suresh krishna sharma MMC condition for hole is smallest hole in spec ex. if hole size is 10+/- 0.1 as per drawing, then 9.9 is the MMC for that hole MMC condition for shaft / pin is largest size of shaft / pin in spec ex. if pin size 10+/- 0.1 as per drawing, then 10.1 is the MMC for that pin LMC is directly opposite for MMC Hope you have understood
MMC means Maximum Material Condition. ie, OD at maximum side of tolerance for shaft and ID at minimum side for hole. Because we have to add material to shaft to bring OD from minimum to maximum size w.r.t tolerance (maximum material condition). Similarly, if we are adding maximum material then the hole ID will be minimum side of tolerance. For LMC condition it is opposite for shaft & hole. Hope you understand now
Pls detail explanation of MMC,LMC and RFC Why because how to add bonuses tolerance in position tolerance Pls explained This condition both the shaft and hole condition also
Hi Akash, For hole 10 +/- 0.10 if position tolerance 0.20 with Maximum material condition means. For dia 9.90 position tolerance is 0.20 For dia 10.00 position tolerance is 0.30 For dia 10.10 position tolerance is 0.40. So now you can understand that position tolerance is incrementing as dia increases from Maximum material condition. MMC & LMC also called as bonus tolerance.
Very good explanation Sir 👏 I have a doubt sir What’s the difference between flatness and parallelism,circularity and circular runout,cylindricity and total runout??
In one more request sir . Explain true position formula and how derive position without tolerance in dimension like x=50,y=50 but didn't put tolerance in xand y value . So that condition how to calculate x and y tolerance
Position formula is 2√(x^2 + y^2) If you want to convert true position into coordinate tolerance you can divide by 3. For example position tolerance is 0.2 then 0.2/3 is approximately equal to 0.07. So you have to maintain with in 0.07 in both x and y coordinates
Runout is a combination of concentricity and circularity. Runout = Circularity + Concentricity. If a part is perfectly round, the runout will equal to the concentricity.
Hi sanjai, we have to search any common tolerance table given in drawing or not. If not given we have to take based on company procedure / similar drawing (not mandatory). But, design team will provide tolerance definitely if that dimension is critical.
@@newmechanicalmind8818 Tq for ur kind reply sir. One more thing I wish to add that, in ur playlist of Iso Standards, it contain only 9k series.I want u to make videos for 9k,14k & 45k. U know , These are the most important standards for an industry.so consider my request sir..
Hi Rajkumar, as per formula Force = Pressure X Area So, Area = Force / Pressure. Force = How much force should be acted on part / for process Pressure = Air pressure from 1 bar to 6 bar or above Area = Cylinder capacity or diameter Based on the above we can decide Hope i cleared your doubt
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Hi Akash, datum will be provided to take that datum as reference. Some of the parameters need this datum to check for fitment and fuctional releated requirements
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Very nice and informative video, thanks. In case of true position, let us say true position tolerance of a hole is dia 0.3 mm (RFS) from a datum A. In this case, if nominal value for position of hole is 30 +/- 0.3 mm from datum A, how much tolerance does the true position tolerance actually give to the position of the hole. Can you show how to calculate it please?
Hi Madhu, kindly refer this website for more details
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Derailed explanation about each symbol will give more clarity.
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Good morning, in this lecture I did not understand the MMC and LLC. Could you please explain with some. examples.
Hi Suresh krishna sharma
MMC condition for hole is smallest hole in spec
ex. if hole size is 10+/- 0.1 as per drawing, then 9.9 is the MMC for that hole
MMC condition for shaft / pin is largest size of shaft / pin in spec
ex. if pin size 10+/- 0.1 as per drawing, then 10.1 is the MMC for that pin
LMC is directly opposite for MMC
Hope you have understood
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Sir, I need clear explanation for mmc and lmc...I saw your video, this session only little bit doubt
MMC means Maximum Material Condition. ie, OD at maximum side of tolerance for shaft and ID at minimum side for hole.
Because we have to add material to shaft to bring OD from minimum to maximum size w.r.t tolerance (maximum material condition).
Similarly, if we are adding maximum material then the hole ID will be minimum side of tolerance.
For LMC condition it is opposite for shaft & hole.
Hope you understand now
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Pls detail explanation of MMC,LMC and RFC
Why because how to add bonuses tolerance in position tolerance
Pls explained This condition both the shaft and hole condition also
Hi friend right now i have no idea. Pls remind me after some period
Hi Akash,
For hole 10 +/- 0.10 if position tolerance 0.20 with Maximum material condition means.
For dia 9.90 position tolerance is 0.20
For dia 10.00 position tolerance is 0.30
For dia 10.10 position tolerance is 0.40.
So now you can understand that position tolerance is incrementing as dia increases from Maximum material condition.
MMC & LMC also called as bonus tolerance.
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Sir ,what is the difference between runout and circularity , cylindricity it's seems same..can you please explain difference of them.
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What’s the difference between flatness and parallelism,circularity and circular runout,cylindricity and total runout??
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In one more request sir . Explain true position formula and how derive position without tolerance in dimension like x=50,y=50 but didn't put tolerance in xand y value .
So that condition how to calculate x and y tolerance
Hi friend right now i have no idea. Pls remind me after some period
Position formula is 2√(x^2 + y^2)
If you want to convert true position into coordinate tolerance you can divide by 3.
For example position tolerance is 0.2 then 0.2/3 is approximately equal to 0.07. So you have to maintain with in 0.07 in both x and y coordinates
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is the hole in perpendicularity should be in cross?
Perpendicularity means it should be 90 degree to the reference or datum surface
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Different of concentricity and runout?
Runout is a combination of concentricity and circularity.
Runout = Circularity + Concentricity.
If a part is perfectly round, the runout will equal to the concentricity.
Sir how should we take the dimension tolerance value if +/- has not given?..
Hi sanjai, we have to search any common tolerance table given in drawing or not.
If not given we have to take based on company procedure / similar drawing (not mandatory).
But, design team will provide tolerance definitely if that dimension is critical.
@@newmechanicalmind8818 Tq for ur kind reply sir. One more thing I wish to add that, in ur playlist of Iso Standards, it contain only 9k series.I want u to make videos for 9k,14k & 45k. U know , These are the most important standards for an industry.so consider my request sir..
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Position tolerance definition solunga sir
Soory sir
No mention
How to choose pneumatic cylinder capacity?
Hi Rajkumar, as per formula
Force = Pressure X Area
So, Area = Force / Pressure.
Force = How much force should be acted on part / for process
Pressure = Air pressure from 1 bar to 6 bar or above
Area = Cylinder capacity or diameter
Based on the above we can decide
Hope i cleared your doubt
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what is the meaning for datum A B and C
It is a reference, with respect to that many of the the geometric parameters will be given for design and inspection
Bro datum oru surface la irundha adhuku enna bro meaning 😓... Plz soluga... Enaku video la puriyala.. Na purinjavara datum mention panirudhaa andha surface la dimension change agirukumnu.. But unmai ennanu negale solirha plzz
Hi Akash, datum will be provided to take that datum as reference. Some of the parameters need this datum to check for fitment and fuctional releated requirements
Sir i have doubt from RFS
RFS example drawing irukula atha vachi hole and pin value sollunga sir
Hole size minimum 9.90 & Maximum 10.10
Pin size = (hole size min - perpendicularity = 9.90 - 0.2 ) = 9.7
So, 9.7 pin should enter freely
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One more doubt
Hole size 10.10 podalaamaa
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What is coplanarity
Hi friend, i am not familiar, but the information found in google is given below
In geometry, a set of points in space are coplanar if there exists a geometric plane that contains them all. For example, three points are always coplanar, and if the points are distinct and non-collinear, the plane they determine is unique
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Symmetry is removed by *ASME*
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