geometrical tolerance 2014
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The line on the surface of the feature can take any form ,provided it lies in an axial plane between two parallel straight lines,0.02mm apart
The surface controlled as shown in Fig.can take any form ,provided it lies in the space between two flat parallel planes,0.04mm apart.
The circle controlled ,which may represent the periphery atAny c /s, perpendicular to the axis can take any form provided it lies in a space between two concentric circles ,0.03 mm radially apart.
The surface controlled may take any form provided it lies between two perfect concentric Cylinders 0.03 mm apart
The profile line controlled can take any form provided it lies Between two lines 0.05 mm apart.
The curved surface of the part controlled is required to lie between two surfaces 0.03 apart.
The controlled top surface of the part is required to lie between two planes ,0.06 mm apart and Parallel to the datum line or surface.
The controlled end surface of the second component is Required to lie between two planes ,0.06 mm apart and Perpendicular to the axis of the left-side cylindrical portion (datum axis B).
The controlled inclined surfaces of the parts are to lie betweenTwo planes,0.1 mm apart which are inclined at 60to the datum Axis of the cylindrical portion or the datum surface.
The axis of the hole is required to be contained within a toleranceCylinder 0.08 mm diameter, centered on the specified true position
The axis of the right side cylindrical portion of the component is to be contained within a cylinder 0.08 mm diameter and is to be co-axial with the axis of the left side portion ,which is the datum.
The median plane of the slot controlled Is required to lie between Two parallel planes,0.08 mm apart,which are symmetrically disposed about the datum plane.
The radial run out as shown Must not be greater than 0.1mmIn any measuring plane, during One complete revolution about The common axis of surface A &B
The axial run -out must not be greater than 0.1 mm in any measuring cylinderDuring one complete revolution , about the axis of surface D.