Geometrical tolerancing is used to specify and control the form, location and orientation of the features of components and manufactured parts. This book presents the state of the art of geometrical tolerancing, covers the latest ISO and ANSI/ASME standards and is a comprehensive reference and guide for all professional engineers, designers, CAD users, quality managers and anyone involved in the creation or interpretation of CAD plans or engineering designs and specifications. - For all design and manufacturing engineers working with these internationally required design standards - Covers ISO and ANSI geometrical tolerance standards, including the 2005 revisions to the ISO standard - Geometrical tolerancing is used in the preparation and interpretation of the design for any manufactured component or item: essential information for designers, engineers and CAD professionals
Autorentext
Georg Henzold spent many years as manager of the department for standardization of a manufacturer for power plant machinery. He was also a longstanding chairman of the committee dealing with the standardization in the field of geometrical dimensioning and tolerancing in the German Standardization Institute DIN, and in the European Committee for Standardization CEN. He is a long-time delegate in the pertinent committees of the International Standardization Organization ISO.
Inhalt
1. Properties of the surface
2. Principles of tolerancing
3. Principles of geometrical tolerancing
4. Profile tolerancing
5. Tolerancing of cones
6. Positional tolerancing
7. Tolerancing of edges
8. Projected tolerance zone
9. Substitute Elements
10. Maximum material requirement
11. Envelope requirement
12. Least material requirement
13. Tolerancing of flexible parts
14. Tolerance chains (accumulation of tolerances)
15. Statistical tolerancing
16. Respecting geometrical tolerances during manufacturing
17. General geometrical tolerances
18. Inspection of geometrical deviations
19. Function related, manufacturing related, inspection related geometrical tolerancing
20. Examples of geometrical tolerancing
21. Differences between ISO/ANSI/BS and other standards
22. Synopsis of ISO-Standards