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    The document is a presentation on systems of fits and tolerances presented by mechanical engineering students to their professor. It discusses three key points: 1) The standard reference temperature for industrial measurements and dimensions defined by the fitting system is 20 degrees Celsius. 2) Tolerances exist due to manufacturing inaccuracies, defined as the difference between maximum and minimum size limits of a part. 3) The relationship between the sizes of two parts before assembly is called a fit, with examples given of clearance fit, interference fit, and transition fit.

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    The document is a presentation on systems of fits and tolerances presented by mechanical engineering students to their professor. It discusses three key points: 1) The standard reference temperature for industrial measurements and dimensions defined by the fitting system is 20 degrees Celsius. 2) Tolerances exist due to manufacturing inaccuracies, defined as the difference between maximum and minimum size limits of a part. 3) The relationship between the sizes of two parts before assembly is called a fit, with examples given of clearance fit, interference fit, and transition fit.

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    Fits and Tolerance T11

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    The document is a presentation on systems of fits and tolerances presented by mechanical engineering students to their professor. It discusses three key points: 1) The standard reference temperature for industrial measurements and dimensions defined by the fitting system is 20 degrees Celsius. 2) Tolerances exist due to manufacturing inaccuracies, defined as the difference between maximum and minimum size limits of a part. 3) The relationship between the sizes of two parts before assembly is called a fit, with examples given of clearance fit, interference fit, and transition fit.

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    Department of Mechanical Engineering

    Presented By-
    1)SAWANT CHANDRASHEKHAR-173
    2)GARAD VAIBHAV P-190
    3)PANSARE SWAPNIL-182
    4)AMBHORE VICKY-193
    5)GORE AKASH G-191
    TE-(C) Guided By-
    Prof. : A.S.AHER
    SYSTEM OF FITS AND TOLERANCES
    The standard reference temperature is 20 C for industrial measurements
    and, consequently, for dimensions defined by the system.

    Due to the inevitable inaccuracy of manufacturing methods, a part


    cannot be made precisely to a given dimension, the difference between maximum
    and minimum limits of size is the tolerance.

    When two parts are to be assembled, the relation resulting from the difference
    between their sizes before assembly is called a fit.
    Tolerance
     How to decide tolerance?
     Functional requirements of mating parts
     Cost of production
     Available manufacturing process

     Choose as coarse tolerance as possible without compromising


    functional requirements
     Proper balance between cost and quality of parts
    Hole Shaft
    Max Hole size – Basic Size = Upper Deviation Max shaft size – Basic Size = Upper Deviation

    Min Hole size – Basic Size = Lower Deviation Min shaft size – Basic Size = Lower Deviation
    CLEARANCE FIT

    Maximum shaft dimension < Minimum hole dimension

    FIT - condition of looseness or tightness between two mating parts being


    assembled together
    INTERFERANCE FIT

    Maximum Hole size < Minimum Shaft size


    TRANSITION FIT

    Obtained by overlapping of tolerance zones of shaft and hole ……Does


    not guarantee neither clearance nor interference fit
    To obtain different types of fits, it is general practice to
    vary tolerance zone of one of the mating parts

    HOLE BASED SYSTEM-


    Size of hole is kept constant,
    shaft size is varied
    to get different fits.

    SHAFT BASED SYSTEM-


    Size of shaft is kept constant,
    hole size is varied
    to get different fits.
    Surface Roughness and Surface
    Finish
     Surface roughness - a measurable characteristic
    based on roughness deviations.
     Surface finish - a more subjective term denoting
    smoothness and general quality of a surface.
     In popular usage, surface finish is often used as a
    synonym for surface roughness.
     Both terms are within the scope of surface
    texture.
    Surface Roughness
    Average of vertical deviations from nominal surface over a
    specified surface length.

    Fig. Deviations from nominal surface used in the two definitions of


    surface roughness.
    Surface Roughness Specification

    Fig. Surface texture symbols in engineering drawings: (a) the symbol, and (b)
    symbol with identification labels.

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