Question 4.2: Determine the dimensioning schematic to obtain a better accu...

Determine the dimensioning schematic to obtain a better accuracy of the dimension A_{2} A_{5} in Fig. 4.33.

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For the baseline dimensioning in Fig. 4.33a, the dimension of A_{2} A_{5} is indirectly derived as\left.\begin{matrix}Norminal  of  A_{2}A_{5}  =  A_{1}A_{5}  –  A_{1}A_{2} = 3.50 \\\ Tolerance  of  A_{2}A_{5} = \begin{matrix} Upper  limi t  of  A_{1}A_{5}  –  Lower  limi t  of  A_{1}A_{2} \\ Lower  limi t  of  A_{1}A_{5}  –  Upper  limi t  of  A_{1}A_{2} \end{matrix}=\begin{matrix} +0.02 \\ -0.02 \end{matrix} \end{matrix} \right\} (4.8)

For the chain dimensioning in Fig. 4.33b, the dimension of A_{2} A_{5} is indirectly derived as

\left.\begin{matrix}Norminal  of  A_{2}A_{5}  =  A_{2}A_{3}  +  A_{3}A_{4}  +  A_{4}A_{5}  =  3.50 \\\ Tolerance  of  A_{2}A_{5} = \begin{matrix} Upper  limi t  of  A_{2}A_{3}  +  A_{3}A_{4}  +  A_{4}A_{5} \\ Lower  limi t  of  A_{2}A_{3}  +  A_{3}A_{4}  +  A_{4}A_{5} \end{matrix} = \begin{matrix} +0.03 \\ -0.03 \end{matrix} \end{matrix} \right\} (4.9)

For the direct dimensioning in Fig. 4.33c, the dimension of A_{2} A_{5} is directly obtained as A_{2} A_{5} : 3.50^{+0.01}_{-0.01} . By comparing the tolerances of A_{2} A_{5} in three schematics, direct dimensioning yields the most accuracy for the dimension A_{2} A_{5}.

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