Dimensioning and Tolerancing Fundamentals

What does Maximum Material Condition (MMC) refer to?

Every feature control frame must contain a reference datum.

What problem arises with the angularity of a tolerance zone?

The ______ controls the axis-to-axis relationship between two features.

Match the following tolerancing concepts with their definitions:

What system do most drawings conform to?

A zero must always be placed before the decimal point for values less than one inch.

Where do notes typically appear on a drawing?

When dimensioning a visible gap, there should be at least ___ ___ between extension lines and object geometry.

Match the following symbols with their meanings:

What is the minimum distance dimension lines should be from any view?

A dimension specified for a given feature on one level of drawing is mandatory for that feature at any other level.

All dimensions and tolerances apply in a _____ _____ condition.

What is the purpose of baseline dimensioning?

Tolerances specify the total permissible variation in a dimension.

What does ASME stand for?

A loose running fit is used for __________ commercial tolerances or allowances on external members.

Match the following types of fits with their descriptions:

What is the consequence of using chain dimensioning?

A dimension should appear multiple times in different views on a drawing.

What does a line with an arrow pointing down on a drawing indicate?

Form tolerances are concerned with individual features and are not related to __________.

Which tolerancing method is most frequently used?

Dimensions and tolerances apply only at the drawing level where they are specified.

How many decimal places should a dimension have based on its tolerance?

The feature control frame contains the geometric characteristic symbol, the geometric tolerance, and the relative __________.

What does the nomenclature 'TYP' signify in engineering drawings?

A unilateral tolerance allows deviations in both directions from the basic size.

Direct dimensioning yields the ______ accumulation of tolerances.

What is statistical tolerancing?

Which type of fit always ensures space exists between mating parts?

Match the types of fits with their descriptions:

For metric dimensions, a plus or minus sign is always shown.

Describe what the primary datum plane is established by.

The difference between the maximum material limits of mating parts is referred to as ______.

What does '3 mil' plastic sheet stock refer to?

Errors related to GD&T stem from how the datum reference frame was established.

What happens when the designer does not pay attention to dimensioning?

A locational interference fit is designed for parts that require ______.

Which fit requires the tightest fit usable with cast iron?

What is the shape of the tolerance zone for angularity?

What happens when tolerances are applied that are too large or too loose?

What does the profile tolerance control when datums are specified?

Which of the following tolerances does NOT require a reference datum?

Which statement accurately describes the use of basic dimensions in engineering drawings?

In chain dimensioning, how are features dimensioned?

When dimensioning a gap, what is the minimum space that should be maintained between extension lines and object geometry?

What is the preferred distance that dimension lines should be from any view in a drawing?

Which of the following systems do most engineering drawings conform to?

What is indicated by the symbol '|' in a drawing?

Which statement is true regarding the use of zeros before decimal points in dimensions?

What is the reasoning behind applying dimensions in a free state condition?

Baseline dimensioning helps in eliminating what aspect related to tolerances?

What type of fits allow for a small amount of clearance or interference?

Which of the following tolerances controls the orientation of a surface or axis relative to a datum?

What framework contains the geometric characteristic symbol, the geometric tolerance, and the relative datums?

Which fits are characterized by maintained constant bore pressures throughout a range of sizes?

Which type of fits is not intended to run freely but should allow accurate movement and location?

What does the angulated tolerance control in relation to a datum?

What should dimensions on a drawing primarily indicate?

What does unilateral tolerance imply about deviation from the basic size?

What type of fit is best for high running speeds and large temperature variations?

Which of the following is true regarding baseline dimensioning?

Which type of fit is specified to ensure that an interference will always exist between mating parts?

Clearance fits are characterized by which of the following descriptions?

What indicates the diameter when dimensioning circles?

What is the primary purpose of statistical tolerancing?

What should be the main basis for the number of decimal places in a dimension?

What is the maximum allowable variation in dimensions referred to as?

When dimensioning a part, which of the following is a best practice concerning hole features?

Which fits are primarily used when accurate location is important?

What does the nomenclature 'TYP' or 'TYPICAL OF' indicate in engineering drawings?

For metric dimensions, how is a single zero represented?

Which category of fits is known for ensuring accurate location while allowing both clearance and interference?

When dimensioning in inches, how is the tolerance value typically expressed?

What is the difference known as between the maximum material limits of mating parts?

Which fit is characterized by tight assembly and is practical for materials that can be highly stressed?

What is the purpose of GD&T in engineering drawings?

What is a key consideration for establishing the primary datum plane?

What should be done first when determining an English fit for a design?