Maximum Material Condition in Engineering

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What does maximum material condition indicate for a hole?

  • It is at its largest diameter.
  • It is at its smallest diameter. (correct)
  • It allows for maximum clearance.
  • It is at the average diameter.

Which statement about maximum material condition is true?

  • It modifies the meaning of geometric tolerances. (correct)
  • It should be applied to all mechanical linkages.
  • It is only relevant for surfaces and planes.
  • It applies exclusively to all geometric tolerances.

In which scenario is it inappropriate to apply maximum material condition?

  • On a shaft with toleranced dimensions.
  • Within a defined tolerance framework.
  • In a dimensioned drawing of a gear. (correct)
  • On a hole with specified interference fit. (correct)

How is maximum material condition represented in a tolerance frame?

<p>By the letter 'M' inside a circle. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does a maximum material tolerance of zero on a drawing signify?

<p>It indicates the largest permissible assembly dimension. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Maximum Material Condition

  • When a shaft or pin is at maximum material condition, it is at its largest diameter.
  • When a hole is at maximum material condition, it is at its smallest diameter.
  • It is indicated by the capital letter 'M' inside a circle, depicted inside the tolerance frame.
  • It can sit next to the tolerance digit, the datum letter(s), or both.
  • It only applies to straightness, the three attitude tolerances, and the three location tolerances.
  • It can only be applied to features whose size is specified by toleranced dimensions incorporating an axis or a median plane.
  • It is not applicable to features such as threaded holes, holes intended for an interference fit, or moving mechanical linkages and precision components such as bearings and gears.
  • It provides additional clearance on the given geometric tolerance.
  • A maximum material tolerance of zero means that the upper limit indicates the largest permissible effective assembly dimension.

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