Exam 2: Dimensions, Tolerances, and Notes Used on Drawings

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Explain the difference between general notes, flag notes, and local notes in an engineering drawing.

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General notes are notes that apply to the entire drawing. General notes (and flag notes) are always numbered as a single-numbered list in the notes area of the drawing.
Flag notes are notes that are located with the general notes but apply only at specific areas or points on the drawing. A flag note should be identified with a flag note symbol, including the note number at each point of application. The flag note symbol is placed around the note number to indicate that it only applies at specific areas on the drawing.
Local notes are notes that are located at the specific area or point of application on the drawing. Local notes are not included in the listing of general or flag notes. A requirement specified by a local note only applies to the specific area or point indicated.

ASME Y14.5 states, "All limits are absolute."

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Explain a limit tolerance.

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A limit tolerance is where a dimension has its high and low limits stated. In a limit tolerance, the high value is placed on top, and the low value is placed on the bottom. When limit tolerances are expressed in a single line, the low limit is stated first, then a dash, followed by the high limit.

A(n) ____________________ is where the allowable variation from the nominal value is all in one direction and zero in the other direction.

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Nominal size is the designation used to show the total amount that a specific dimension is permitted to vary.

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Explain how dimensions and tolerances in an engineering drawing influence inspection choices.

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A(n) ____________________ is a numerical value(s) or mathematical expression in appropriate units of measure used to define the size, location, orientation, or form (shape) of a feature (surface) or feature of size

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The tolerances specified in an engineering drawing do not necessarily influence manufacturing.

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Dimensions and tolerances communicate/document functional relationships by providing a toolset of ____________________ and ____________________ that can be used to convert product requirements into drawing specifications.

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Explain three common uses of dimensions and tolerances.

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Define a plus-minus tolerance.

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In an engineering drawing, the relationships between part surfaces are defined based on how they function in the product.

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In an engineering drawing, the amount of ____________________ represents the amount of variation that will not harm the functional requirements.

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Dimensions and tolerances are the elements that create clarity and precision on an engineering drawing.

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____________________or metric SI (millimeter) units are commonly used for linear dimensions on engineering drawings.

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