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Chapter 20, Problem 14P
For the part shown, answer the following questions with regard to the hole.
- (a) What are the maximum and minimum diameters allowed for the hole?
- (b) What is the effect of the position tolerance of 0.3 on the diameters specified in part (a)?
- (c) The position control defines a tolerance zone. Specifically what must stay within that tolerance zone?
- (d) What is the diameter of the tolerance zone if the hole is produced with a diameter of 30.1?
- (e) What is the diameter of the tolerance zone if the hole is produced with a diameter of 29.9?
- (f) Describe the significance of the datum references to the determination of the position tolerance zone.
- (g) What is the perpendicularity tolerance with respect to datum A? (Select one.)
- i. Not defined.
- ii. Controlled by the position tolerance; 0.3.
- iii. Controlled by the size tolerance; 0.1.
- iv. Must be perfectly perpendicular; 0.
- (h) What controls the cylindricity? (Select one.)
- i. There is no control on the cylindricity.
- ii. From Rule #1, the envelope of a perfect cylinder with diameter of 30.
- iii. From Rule #1, the envelope of a perfect cylinder with diameter of 29.9.
- iv. From the position control, the center axis of each cross section must be within the 0.3 cylindrical tolerance zone.
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