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TOLERANCING
FOR SIX SIGMA
This course teaches participants how to solve assembly stacks
using both traditional and Six Sigma methods. Participants
analyze stacks using both coordinate tolerances and geometric
tolerances. Participants optimize designs by making
trade-offs between assembly defects and manufacturing defects. |
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TARGET
AUDIENCE
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COURSE LENGTH AND COST
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This course is for anyone who is responsible for putting
tolerances on mechanical drawings. This includes:
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Mechanical design engineers
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Drafting designers
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Fab producibility engineers
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Assembly producibility engineers
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Quality engineers
Prerequisite: A basic knowledge of Geometric
Dimensioning and Tolerancing concepts is helpful.
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Length: 2 days, 8am - 4pm
Please see our
public training schedule
for prices, dates and locations.
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WHAT'S
COVERED
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OBJECTIVES
- Create one-dimensional loop diagrams
- Calculate assembly requirement equations
- Analyze mechanical assembly requirements using the WC, RSS,
and MRSS methods
- Document risks associated with using the WC, RSS, and MRSS
analysis methods
- Analyze GD&T controls in a tolerance analysis
- Allocate mechanical tolerances based on process capabilities
using WC and Six Sigma statistical methods
- Estimate manufacturing piecepart defect rates and assembly
tolerance defect rates
- Communicate statistical tolerances to manufacturing shops
- Use MechTOLTM Lite spreadsheet to automate
tolerance analysis and allocation processes
PROGRAM OUTLINE
- Introduction
- Assigning Component Dimensions and Variation Controls
- Creating the Dimensional Loop Diagram
- Analyzing Tolerances
- Modeling Geometric Controls
- Reviewing Six Sigma
- Allocating Tolerances
- MechTOLTM Lite
- Communicating Statistical Tolerances to Manufacturing
- Summary
CONTINUING SERVICE:
We are particularly concerned that the individuals that we teach actually retain that which
their companies and we have worked so hard to present. This concern is precisely why we offer,
for each participant of our seminar, access to a senior consultant (usually the instructor of
the course) who will be available to answer any follow up questions after the course via
telephone or fax.
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