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The function of a product determines the amount of variation permitted for each dimension.
True
Dimensioning and tolerancing standards are a niche used mostly in high tech industries.
False
ASME is the only dimensioning and tolerancing standard used internationally.
False
An engineering drawing is a legal document.
True
Engineering drawings may affect product safety, tooling, and regulatory compliance.
True
At the minimum, drawings should reference ASME Y14.5-2009.
True
The applicable ASME standards may be specified in the general notes.
True
Does the ASME Y14.5-2009 standard apply if it is not indicated on the drawing?
A. Yes, whenever ASME Y14.100-2004 is indicated, the Y14.5-2009 standard applies.
B. Yes, all ASME standards apply to all drawings made in North America.
C. No, Y14.5-2009 requires that it be indicated on the drawing in order for it to apply.
D. No, all applicable ASME standards must be listed on the drawing.
C. No, Y14.5-2009 requires that it be indicated on the drawing in order for it to apply.
An engineering drawing...
A. Is a legal document that communicates a precise description of a part
B. Includes geometry, notes, dimensions, tolerances, and material information for manufacturing purposes
C. Defines engineering requirements for fit and function of the part
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
Engineering drawings are important because...
A. The product specifications may affect safety and legal issues
B. The specified tolerances affect manufacturing, inspection, and tooling costs
C. The drawing is a legal document that is the basis for part acceptance per the purchase agreement
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
If ASME Y14.5-2009 is not specified on the drawing, what may result?
A. The drawing interpretation may be challenged in court
B. Ambiguous specifications may lead to nonfunctional parts being accepted and/or higher scrap costs.
C. An incorrect specification may lead to product failure resulting in customer injury or death
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
Where does a drawing user look to identify which dimensioning and tolerancing standards apply to the drawing?
A. A note in the drawing notes area
B. A note in or near the title block
C. In a specification referenced on the drawing
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
One purpose of dimensions and tolerances is to define the manufacturing setup.
False
Relationships between part surfaces should be defined based on their function in the product.
True
The nominal size of a dimension is always the mean of the tolerance values.
False
Under ASME Y14.5, all dimensional limits are absolute.
True
A single feature control frame is required to have five or more compartments.
False
Basic dimensions are usually specified by enclosing the dimension in a rectangle.
True
The sequence of listing notes indicates the importance of notes (1 is more important than 4).
False
Using CAD models rather than an engineering drawing will eliminate most sources of variation.
False
Dimensions are used to define size, location, orientation, and filtering of a part feature or feature of size.
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False
The two common linear units of measure are the decimal inch and the meter.
False
Which areas of a company are most directly impacted by dimensions and tolerances?
A. Manufacturing (production)
B. Assembly (function)
C. Inspection (verification)
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
Which is the correct means of using plus-minus tolerances to permit 0.6mm of variation?
A. 20 +0.3 -0.3
B. 20 +0.4 -0.2
C. 20 +0.0 -0.6
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
In the specification 20 +0.4 -0.2, the value 20 is known as the ________ value.
A. Nominal
B. Basic
C. Theoretical
D. Design
A. Nominal
Dimensions and tolerance are used to ...
A. Communicate the allowable variation
B. Make engineering calculations
C. Inspect the part to determine fitness for use
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
Dimensions and tolerances may be related to a CAD model by:
A. Indicating them on a separate engineering drawing or document associated with the model
B. CAD file elements that are associated to the model geometry in accordance with Y14.41
C. A note stating that the CAD model is perfect, and variation from the model is not permitted
D. Both A and B
D. Both A and B
Engineering drawing notes should be:
A. Arranged in alphabetical order
B. Expressed in the past tense
C. Expressed in the present tense
D. All of the above
C. Expressed in the present tense
The proper use of zeros for plus/minus tolerances expressed in millimeters requires:
A. All trailing zeros are omitted for both the tolerance and nominal values
B. A zero is shown without a plus or minus sign for nil tolerance values
C. Zeros are used to express high and low tolerance values to the same number of digits
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
Coordinate tolerancing refers to tolerances verified with a coordinate measuring machine (CMM).
False
There are four major shortcomings of using coordinate tolerancing.
False
An undefined measurement setup is one of the major shortcomings of coordinate tolerancing.
True
Part acceptance disputes are one consequence of coordinate tolerancing.
True
The design philosophy of GD&T is to assign tolerances so that manufacturing is economical.
False
One benefit of GD&T is that it improves communication.
True
GD&T eliminates the problem of tolerance accumulation through the use of basic dimensions.
True
There are three major components of GD&T.
False
Geometric tolerances should be used whenever you want to increase manufacturing costs.
False
When inspecting a coordinate toleranced dimension, the measurement
may originate from ____________.
A. High points of a part surface
B. Low point of a part surface
C. A datum plane (reference plane)
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
The use of coordinate tolerances for cylindrical holes results in ________
tolerance zones.
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A. Cylindrical
B. Rectangular
C. Parallel
D. Uniform
B. Rectangular
The fact that functional parts may be scrapped is the result of using ...
A. Coordinate tolerancing
B. Square-shaped tolerance zones
C. Cylindrical tolerance zones
D. Flexible tolerance zones
A. Coordinate tolerancing
The "Great Myth of GD&T" is that...
A. GD&T improves quality
B. GD&T reduces costs
C. GD&T is easy to measure
D. GD&T raises part costs
D. GD&T raises part costs
Where coordinate tolerances are used to locate or orient features of size or surfaces, the result may be...
A. Reduced manufacturing costs
B. A better understanding of functional relationships
C. Build (assembly) problems
D. Fewer drawing revisions
C. Build (assembly) problems
GD&T uses a design philosophy that defines the...
A. Method of manufacturing a part
B. Method of inspection
C. Functional requirements of a part
D. All of the above
C. Functional requirements of a part
The term, "UNSAFE" applies to:
A. Geometric dimensioning and tolerancing
B. Coordinate tolerancing
C. Functional dimensioning
D. The Great Myth of GD&T
B. Coordinate tolerancing
GD&T eliminates the shortcoming of undefined measurement setup by using:
A. The MMC modifier
B. The datum system
C. Cylindrical tolerance zones
D. Notes
B. The datum system
The symbol for critical radius is CR.
False
Non-mandatory information should be marked, "REF."
False
Down arrow head ⌄
is the symbol for countersink.
True
Where MIN is specified, the general tolerance applies.
False
"nX" means number of places, but "n X n" means "by."
True
counterbore symbol with SF inside stands for spherical feature.
False
Countersinks are specified using the diameter at the surface and the included angle.
True
Which of the following apply to a tangent radii with a specification of R15 ±0.5?
A. The tolerance zone is the space between two tangent arcs of 14.5 and 15.5
B. The resulting surface may have flats and reversals
C. The specification of the symbol
D. Both A and B
D. Both A and B
The dim origin symbol aids in making a repeatable measurement by ____________ .
A. Providing a single direction for the measurement and exact start point
B. Eliminating variation due to convex forms
C. Geometric tolerances
D. Providing additional tolerance
A. Providing a single direction for the measurement and exact start point
Where the counterbore symbol (
⌴
) is specified, one additional consideration would be ________
A. The specification of the |S_F| symbol
B. The specification of the SØ(spherical diameter) symbol
C. The specification of the down arrow (for depth of counterbore) symbol
D. The specification of the dimension origin symbol
C. The specification of the down arrow (for depth of counterbore) symbol
Where the countersink symbol (
⌄
) is specified, one additional consideration would be ________ .
A. To specify a depth
B. To specify the angle
C. To specify a datum reference
D. To specify the origin symbol
B. To specify the angle
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Where the specification 12 MAX is applied on an engineering drawing:
A. The limits for variations are between zero and 12
B. The general tolerance applies
C. The value of 12 is an absolute value
D. The dimension is non-mandatory and won't be inspected
A. The limits for variations are between zero and 12
The model coordinate system symbol...
A. Is a representation of a Cartesian coordinate system
B. Is required for all 2D orthographic view drawings
C. Is optional for 3D CAD models
D. Uses the left hand rule to determine the positive direction of each axis
A. Is a representation of a Cartesian coordinate system
A single surface of compound curvature is considered a complex feature.
True
An axis is considered a feature.
False
A pin Ø8 x 10mm long has hundreds of actual local sizes.
True
A pin Ø8 x 10mm long has only one unrelated actual mating envelope.
True
A triangular hole may be described as an irregular feature of size.
True
A sphere is an irregular feature of size.
False
A regular feature of size has both an MMC and an LMC.
True
Two types of actual mating envelopes are:
A. Regular and irregular
B. MMC and LMC
C. Related and unrelated
D. Opposed and non-opposed
C. Related and unrelated
Which of the following could be used to create a regular feature of size?
A. A cylinder
B. A set of parallel planes
C. A circle
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
A center plane can be established from:
A. Any regular feature of size
B. A width feature of size
C. Any feature of size
D. All of the above
B. A width feature of size
When working with a related actual mating envelope, the term related refers to the relationship...
A. With adjacent features
B. To specified datum features
C. Between actual local sizes
D. Between features in a pattern
B. To specified datum features
One reason it's important to distinguish between regular and irregular features of size is:
A. Rule #1 only applies to regular features of size
B. Only regular features of size have a MMC condition
C. Only regular features of size have an actual mating envelope
D. Only regular features of size have an RFS condition
A. Rule #1 only applies to regular features of size
The maximum material condition of an external regular feature of size is the _________ size limit.
A. Smallest
B. Nominal
C. Largest
D. Basic
C. Largest
A regular feature of size must contain _________ surfaces or elements.
A. Some opposed
B. Non-opposed
C. Perpendicular
D. Adjacent
A. Some opposed
Symbols that communicate additional information about the tolerance of a feature are called modifiers.
True
The Ⓘ
symbol is specified in the tolerance compartment of a feature control frame.
False
A runout type tolerance must be specified with a datum reference.
True
A feature control frame is required to have at least five compartments.
False
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The five categories of geometric tolerances are form, profile, orientation, location, and concentricity.
False
A position tolerance may be used with or without a datum reference.
True
An orientation tolerance may indirectly control form.
True
Surface texture is considered one of the five geometric attributes.
True
Which symbol is interpreted as "all over"?
Arrow with two circles on turn
What is the name of the circle inside another circle symbol?
A. Coaxiality
B. Concentricity
C. All around
D. Aligned
B. Concentricity
Which modifier may only be used inside a feature control frame?
Not hexagon with CF,ST, or Ⓘ
. Only ▷
What is the minimum number of compartments in a feature control frame?
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
D. 4
B. 2
What does the CF hexagon modifier indicate?
A. A critical feature
B. A compound feature pattern exists
C. Two features or features of size are to be treated as one feature or feature of size
D. Two surfaces are produced with the same operation(s)
C. Two features or features of size are to be treated as one feature or feature of size
Rule #1 protects the function of assembly.
True
One of the fundamental dimensioning rules requires all dimensions apply in the free-state condition for rigid parts.
True
The fundamental dimensioning rules that apply on a drawing must be listed in the general notes.
False
Where Rule #1 applies to a drawing, it limits the form of every feature of size on the drawing.
False
Rule #1 limits the variation between features of size on a part.
False
The designer must specify on the drawing which features of size use Rule #1.
False
Rule #1 applies to nonrigid parts (in the unrestrained state).
False
A GO gage is a fixed-limit gage.
True
Rule #1 requires that the form of an individual regular feature of size is
controlled by its limits of size
True
Why do fundamental dimensioning rules require applicable dimensions and tolerances to be specified on a detail drawing and repeated on an assembly drawing?
A. Torque may change the form of a feature
B. Heat from welding or brazing operations may change part geometry
C. Force (press) fit operations may alter the size of a feature
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
According to the fundamental dimensioning rules, the temperature for dimensional measurements is ______ .
A. 20° F
B. 20° C
C. 20° K
D. Temperature must be specified on the drawing
B. 20° C
Rule #1 can be overridden by specifying:
A. An independency symbol on a feature of size dimension
B. A flatness tolerance on a planar feature of size dimension
C. A straightness tolerance on a cylindrical feature of size dimension
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
When inspecting a feature of size where Rule #1 applies, two items must be inspected, the MMC boundary and the:
A. MMC size
B. LMC local size
C. Minimum size
D. Related actual mating envelope
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B. LMC local size
Rule #2 can be summarized as...
A. The default material conditions for feature control frames are RFS and RMB
B. Every dimension requires a tolerance
C. Perfect form at MMC
D. The default material conditions for feature control frames are MMC and MMB
A. The default material conditions for feature control frames are RFS and RMB
A single surface of compound curvature is considered a complex feature.
True
False
True
An irregular feature of size requires opposed surfaces or elements.
True
False
False
A(n) ____________________ is the measured value of any individual distance at any cross section of a feature of size.
Actual Local Size
A(n) ____________________ is a physical portion of a part or its representation on drawings, models, or digital data files.
Feature
A(n) ____________________ is a general term that is used to refer to either a regular feature of size or an irregular feature of size.
Feature of Size
Which of the following could be used to create a regular feature of size?
A set of parallel planes
A cylinder
A circle
All of the above
All of the above
One reason it's important to distinguish between regular and irregular features of size is:
Only regular features of size have a MMC
Rul1 # 1 only applies to regular features of size
Only regular features of size have LMC
Only regular features of size have a an actual mating envelope.
Rul1 # 1 only applies to regular features of size
The maximum material condition of an external regular feature of size is the ----------------- size limit.
nominal
largest
basic
smallest
largest
A regular feature of size must contain ------------- surfaces or elements.
some opposed
non-opposed
adjacent
perpendicular
some opposed
A feature control frame is required to have at least five compartments.
True
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False
False
Rule # 1 protects the function of assembly.
True
False
True
Rule # 1 requires that the form of an individual regular feature of size is controlled by its limits of size.
True
False
True
A GO gage is a fixed-limit gage that checks the feature of size for------ within---------- perfect form boundary
Acceptance
Maximum material condition
According to rule # 1, what is the value of form variation for a shaft that with 25 ±± 0.03 dimension that is produced at 25.02?
0.005
0.02
0.03
0.01
0.01
A single surface of compound curvature is considered a complex feature.
True
False
True
An irregular feature of size requires opposed surfaces or elements.
True
False
False
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A(n) ____________________ is the measured value of any individual distance at any cross section of a feature of size.
Actual Local Size
A(n) ____________________ is a physical portion of a part or its representation on drawings, models, or digital data files.
Feature
A(n) ____________________ is a general term that is used to refer to either a regular feature of size or an irregular feature of size.
Feature of Size
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Which of the following could be used to create a regular feature of size?
A set of parallel planes
A cylinder
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A circle
All of the above
All of the above
One reason it's important to distinguish between regular and irregular features of size is:
Only regular features of size have a MMC
Rul1 # 1 only applies to regular features of size
Only regular features of size have LMC
Only regular features of size have a an actual mating envelope.
Rul1 # 1 only applies to regular features of size
The maximum material condition of an external regular feature of size is the ----------------- size limit.
nominal
largest
basic
smallest
largest
A regular feature of size must contain ------------- surfaces or elements.
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some opposed
non-opposed
adjacent
perpendicular
some opposed
A feature control frame is required to have at least five compartments.
True
False
False
Rule # 1 protects the function of assembly.
True
False
True
Rule # 1 requires that the form of an individual regular feature of size is controlled by its limits of size.
True
False
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True
A GO gage is a fixed-limit gage that checks the feature of size for------ within---------- perfect form boundary
Acceptance
Maximum material condition
According to rule # 1, what is the value of form variation for a shaft that with 25 ±± 0.03 dimension that is produced at 25.02?
0.005
0.02
0.03
0.01
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