M4 Flashcards

(16 cards)

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What is the Maximum Material Condition (MMC)?

A

Is when both mating parts have the most mass, aka smallest hole largest shaft

MMC refers to the condition of a part when it contains the maximum amount of material.

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Name the three styles of small hole gauges.

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  • A) twin ball
  • B) Hardened ball
  • C) Half ball

These styles refer to different types of components used in measurement.

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Define Tolerance in the context of measurement.

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The total amount of variation permitted

Tolerance is crucial for ensuring parts fit together correctly.

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What do Dial Indicators measure?

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The difference in height or position in duplicate parts

They indicate the largest/smallest permitted size.

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5
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What is the difference between Unilateral Tolerance and Bilateral Tolerance?

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  • Unilateral Tolerance: Variation in one direction
  • Bilateral Tolerance: Variation in size in both directions

These tolerances define how much a part can deviate from its nominal size.

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What are Firm Joint Calipers used for?

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They have no adjustment nut and include inside & outside versions

These calipers are used for precise measurements.

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What is Nominal Size?

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An imperial standard size used for general identification

It serves as a reference point for measurements.

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Define Actual Size.

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The measured size of a component

Actual size is critical for quality control.

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What is Basic Size?

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The theoretical size to which the tolerances are applicable

Basic size is used as a reference for tolerance calculations.

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What is a Telescoping Gauge used for?

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To measure bores, slots, and recesses.

It helps determine the largest and smallest limits a part can be. They don’t have their own measurement scale.

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What is the function of Hermaphrodite Calipers?

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Has two different legs, one pointed & adjustable, the other curved. Primarily for scribing parallel to an edge.

They are used for marking and measuring. Can also find the center of the end of a shaft.

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12
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What is a Surface Gauge used for?

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A layout tool used to scribe horizontal lines parallel to its base

It can also find the center of a shaft.

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13
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What is the Height Gauge known for?

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Most common layout tool, made to an accuracy of a thousandth of an inch (0.001 inch) or 0.02mm.

It is essential for precision layout work.

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14
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What are the components of a Combination Set?

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    1. Square head
    1. Center head
    1. Bevel protractor
    1. Steel rule

This set is versatile for various measuring tasks.

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15
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What is the angle of the point ground for a Prick Punch?

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30 - 60° angle

This angle is designed for effective punching.

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16
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What angle is associated with a Center Punch?

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90° angle

It is used to create a starting point for drilling.