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The part below has a variety of features that are labeled as datum features. Assume all are primary datum features and the datum features of size apply V at RMB. Next to the datum feature in the table below, W identify if it establishes a point, axis, plane, or some combination of these datums. Also list the names of translational (x,y,z) and rotational (u,v,w) degrees of freedom constrained by the datum feature. See the isometric view to the right for the labeled degrees of freedom. u +.005 2X Ø.250 -.002 D.005 .600±.004 .300±.002 H. Ø.600±.002 Ø.682+.002 .002 E A 1. Point 2. Axis 3. Plane 4. Center Plane 5. Axis & 2 Planes 6. Axis & Plane Primary Established Constrained Degrees of Freedom Datum Feature Datum Translations (x,y,z) Rotations (u,v,w) 1. 3 X V, W V, W 2. 3. С-Е 4. 4. 5. F 6. u,W 7. H. X, Y,Z 8. J 9335

The part below has a variety of features that are labeled as datum features. Assume all are primary datum features and the datum features of size apply V at RMB. Next to the datum feature in the table below, W identify if it establishes a point, axis, plane, or some combination of these datums. Also list the names of translational (x,y,z) and rotational (u,v,w) degrees of freedom constrained by the datum feature. See the isometric view to the right for the labeled degrees of freedom. u +.005 2X Ø.250 -.002 D.005 .600±.004 .300±.002 H. Ø.600±.002 Ø.682+.002 .002 E A 1. Point 2. Axis 3. Plane 4. Center Plane 5. Axis & 2 Planes 6. Axis & Plane Primary Established Constrained Degrees of Freedom Datum Feature Datum Translations (x,y,z) Rotations (u,v,w) 1. 3 X V, W V, W 2. 3. С-Е 4. 4. 5. F 6. u,W 7. H. X, Y,Z 8. J 9335

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YAG The part below has a variety of features that are labeled as datum features. Assume all are primary datum features and the datum features of size apply at RMB. Next to the datum feature in the table below, identify if it establishes a point, axis, plane, or some combination of these datums. Also list the names W of translational (x,y,z) and rotational (u,v,w) degrees of freedom constrained by the datum feature. See the isometric view to the right for the labeled degrees of freedom. u +.005 2X Ø.250 -.002 Ø.005 +.600 ±.004 .300±.002 H. Ø.600±.002 Ø.682±.002 .002 F J 1. Point 2. Axis 3. Plane 4. Center Plane 5. Axis & 2 Planes 6. Axis & Plane Constrained Degrees of Freedom Translations (x,y,z) Primary Established Datum Feature Datum Rotations (u,v,w) 1. A 3. V, W 2. B V,W 3. С-Е 4. 3. 4. D 5. 1F 3. 5 6. u, W 7. H X, Y,Z 8. J E N N S C.
Transcribed Image Text:YAG The part below has a variety of features that are labeled as datum features. Assume all are primary datum features and the datum features of size apply at RMB. Next to the datum feature in the table below, identify if it establishes a point, axis, plane, or some combination of these datums. Also list the names W of translational (x,y,z) and rotational (u,v,w) degrees of freedom constrained by the datum feature. See the isometric view to the right for the labeled degrees of freedom. u +.005 2X Ø.250 -.002 Ø.005 +.600 ±.004 .300±.002 H. Ø.600±.002 Ø.682±.002 .002 F J 1. Point 2. Axis 3. Plane 4. Center Plane 5. Axis & 2 Planes 6. Axis & Plane Constrained Degrees of Freedom Translations (x,y,z) Primary Established Datum Feature Datum Rotations (u,v,w) 1. A 3. V, W 2. B V,W 3. С-Е 4. 3. 4. D 5. 1F 3. 5 6. u, W 7. H X, Y,Z 8. J E N N S C.
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A moment of inertia is a mass of the body when a body is rotating on an axis. The moment of inertia also known as the angular mass or mass moment of inertia.

The moment of inertia is different for the different axis of rotation of the body. It can be any of the three-axis depends on which axis the body is rotating whether it is x axis, y axis or z

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