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APPLICATION AND INTERPRETATION
OF GD&T
This course provides comprehensive education in the proper application and
interpretation of each of the GD&T rules and symbols as defined in the ASME Y14.5M-1994
standard.
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TARGET
AUDIENCE
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COURSE LENGTH
AND COST
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This program is designed for anyone who designs, drafts, engineers, purchases, manufactures,
estimates or inspects parts and assemblies, particularly those who are responsible for
specifying, interpreting and analyzing prints. Individuals desiring to become certified
GD&T professionals (GDTP) by passing the ASME GDTP exam should take this course.
Prerequisite: A good working knowledge of GD&T. Basic and Advanced GD&T, or
equivalent training and experience, is strongly recommended. |
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Length: 3 days
Time: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
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WHATS COVERED
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COURSE OBJECTIVES
1. Understanding of the concepts and symbols of the
Y14.5M-1994 standard
2. Bring participants to a fundamental understanding of
Datum Feature selection, specification and interpretation,
as well as proper, and practical, Datum Reference Frame
construction.
3. Gain a complete understanding of the definitions and the
effects of Material Condition Modifiers applied to
considered features as well as to datum features, including
how to analyze those effects.
4. Enable participants to properly apply and interpret each
of the Y14.5M controls and rules (i.e. how to "encode" and
"decode" Feature Control Frames, Datum Features, etc.).
5. Enable participants to calculate functional tolerances
for position and other tolerances.
6. Help to prepare the participants for the ASME GDTP
certification exams.
PROGRAM OUTLINE
The program begins with a rapid review of the Y14.5M
standard. We then slowly review the most important and most
common aspects of GD&T, breaking down each control and rule
into concise, understandable terminology. Then we continue
with practical team exercises where we actually apply GD&T
to real drawings of real parts. The first half of this class
is mainly lecture with plenty of opportunity for class
participation. The second half is organized as a minimum
lecture, maximum experience and participation format. The
subject matter covered, as a minimum, is:
Objectives, Review GD&T in its entirety
GD&T symbols and definitions of controls and
general tolerancing rules
Tolerance Zones - definition, concepts, and
comparison to existing systems
Review of the most common and useful controls
and rules
Calculating tolerances for maximum
producability and 100% interchangeability
Review of the more complex control - composite
position, projected tolerance zone, etc.
Datum Reference Frames - proper selection,
specification and utilization
Review of actual prints (participant and
instructor supplied - bring your own parts and drawings!)
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