Deck 18: Interchangeable Parts, Allowances, and Classes of Fit

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Define the term clearance maximum.
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Define the term limits.
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<strong>  The accompanying figure is an example of a(n) ____ fit.</strong> A) nominal B) transition C) interference D) nominal <div style=padding-top: 35px> The accompanying figure is an example of a(n) ____ fit.

A) nominal
B) transition
C) interference
D) nominal
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Discuss the concept of basic size.
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The general dimension used to identify a commercial product is known as ____.

A) nominal size
B) actual size
C) clearance size
D) designed size
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A(n) ____ is required with parts that are to be forced together as a single unit.

A) negative clearance
B) positive clearance
C) negative fit
D) positive fit
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____ contain a significant number of views, dimensions, notes, and other information to produce a single part.

A) Overview drawings
B) Reference drawings
C) Detail drawings
D) Clearance drawings
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Discuss design specifications and classes of fits including transition, clearance and interference fit.
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The prescribed, intentional difference in the dimensions of mating parts is known as the ____.

A) tolerance
B) clearance
C) allowance
D) interference
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____ is the true measurement of a part after it had been produced.

A) Nominal Size
B) Designed Size
C) Clearance Size
D) Actual Size
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Discuss interchangeable manufacturing.
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Deck 18: Interchangeable Parts, Allowances, and Classes of Fit
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Define the term clearance maximum.
Clearance maximum is the loosest fit between two mating parts.
2
Define the term limits.
Limits are dimensions related to the largest (UL) and smallest (LL) boundary or location acceptable size of a feature.
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<strong>  The accompanying figure is an example of a(n) ____ fit.</strong> A) nominal B) transition C) interference D) nominal The accompanying figure is an example of a(n) ____ fit.

A) nominal
B) transition
C) interference
D) nominal
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Discuss the concept of basic size.
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The general dimension used to identify a commercial product is known as ____.

A) nominal size
B) actual size
C) clearance size
D) designed size
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A(n) ____ is required with parts that are to be forced together as a single unit.

A) negative clearance
B) positive clearance
C) negative fit
D) positive fit
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____ contain a significant number of views, dimensions, notes, and other information to produce a single part.

A) Overview drawings
B) Reference drawings
C) Detail drawings
D) Clearance drawings
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Discuss design specifications and classes of fits including transition, clearance and interference fit.
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The prescribed, intentional difference in the dimensions of mating parts is known as the ____.

A) tolerance
B) clearance
C) allowance
D) interference
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____ is the true measurement of a part after it had been produced.

A) Nominal Size
B) Designed Size
C) Clearance Size
D) Actual Size
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Discuss interchangeable manufacturing.
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