1. Pitch Standard thread form. 2. Lead Root-to-root 3. Major diameter measurement along the axis. 4 Root For double threads, 2P 5. Simplified At the bottom of the V. 6. Unified Schematic Hidden line technique for threads. 7. 8. Helix Crest-to-crest measurement across the axis. 9. Reverse 10. Multiple 1. Pitch Standard thread form. 6 2. Lead 3 Major diameter Root-to-root 1 measurement along the axis Root 4. For double threads, 2P. 2 5. Simplified At the bottom of the V. Unified 6 7. Schematic Hidden line technique for threads. 5 8. Helix Crest-to-crest 3 measurement across the axis 9 Reverse 10. Multiple Ln

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The Unified standard thread form is used to define the various parameters of thread (pitch, height, major diameter, minor diameter, helix angle, etc) as well as the provided allowances, designations and the tolerances in thread.

The root to root measurement along the axis of the thread is called as Pitch. In other words it is distance between two consecutive crest of the thread along the axis of thread.


For the double threads, the lead is equal to twice of pitch.
The Root is the present at the bottom of the V-shaped thread. The V-shaped thread root is triangular in shape.


Simplified method is used for the hidden line technique.


The distance between the crest to crest across the axis of thread is known as major diameter of the thread.

 

 

1. Pitch
Standard thread form.
2. Lead
Root-to-root
3. Major diameter
measurement along the
axis.
4 Root
For double threads, 2P
5. Simplified
At the bottom of the V.
6. Unified
Schematic
Hidden line technique for
threads.
7.
8. Helix
Crest-to-crest
measurement across the
axis.
9. Reverse
10. Multiple
Transcribed Image Text:1. Pitch Standard thread form. 2. Lead Root-to-root 3. Major diameter measurement along the axis. 4 Root For double threads, 2P 5. Simplified At the bottom of the V. 6. Unified Schematic Hidden line technique for threads. 7. 8. Helix Crest-to-crest measurement across the axis. 9. Reverse 10. Multiple
1. Pitch
Standard thread form.
6
2. Lead
3 Major diameter
Root-to-root
1
measurement along the
axis
Root
4.
For double threads, 2P.
2
5. Simplified
At the bottom of the V.
Unified
6
7. Schematic
Hidden line technique for
threads.
5
8. Helix
Crest-to-crest
3
measurement across the
axis
9 Reverse
10. Multiple
Ln
Transcribed Image Text:1. Pitch Standard thread form. 6 2. Lead 3 Major diameter Root-to-root 1 measurement along the axis Root 4. For double threads, 2P. 2 5. Simplified At the bottom of the V. Unified 6 7. Schematic Hidden line technique for threads. 5 8. Helix Crest-to-crest 3 measurement across the axis 9 Reverse 10. Multiple Ln
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