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Drawing Dimension Question

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OhioAviator

Electrical
Sep 8, 2003
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Hello All,

I'm not sure this is the right forum to ask this question, and if not, my apologies.

I have an outline General Arrangement drawing of a large electric motor that is manufactured in South Africa. I do not know how to properly interpret the shaft dimensions. The shaft diameter is noted on the drawing like this....
"225,046-0,029"

The coupling bore is noted on the drawing like this...
"224,967+0,046"

Other than knowing that all dims are in millimeters, can someone clue me in on how to read these dimensions?

Thanks,
 
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it seems logic that shaft nominal dimension is 225,046 (note that in europe number 1.005,025 is 1,005.025 in USA)with a negative tolerance of 0,029 mm (0.029 mm in USA)and bore has a positive tolerance of 0,046 mm. Therefore, minimun space with less desirable tolerance is 0,004 mm

Regards from Barcelona
G. García
 
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