Nov 26, 2024 #1 dogbural Aerospace Joined Jan 25, 2009 Messages 74 Location AU Hi, I am not familiar with this "M" maximum material requirement. Given the drawing like below, I understand that if OD is machined at 40.5mm, we can apply 0.06 runout. (and at 40.53mm, apply 0.03 runout). How do I calculate if the OD is at 40.51mm, what total runout tolerance should be applied?
Hi, I am not familiar with this "M" maximum material requirement. Given the drawing like below, I understand that if OD is machined at 40.5mm, we can apply 0.06 runout. (and at 40.53mm, apply 0.03 runout). How do I calculate if the OD is at 40.51mm, what total runout tolerance should be applied?
Nov 26, 2024 #2 ghostdigital Mechanical Joined Nov 28, 2018 Messages 30 Location US "How do I calculate" You don't... Total Runnout for all industry standards can only be applied at RFS (Regardless of Feature size). This is a faulty specification. Upvote 0 Downvote
"How do I calculate" You don't... Total Runnout for all industry standards can only be applied at RFS (Regardless of Feature size). This is a faulty specification.
Nov 26, 2024 #3 3DDave Aerospace Joined May 23, 2013 Messages 11,451 Location US Seconding the faulty specification. Total Runout is a form tolerance that is specifically to exclude size. If it was a position geometric characteristic symbol, then size could be considered. Upvote 0 Downvote
Seconding the faulty specification. Total Runout is a form tolerance that is specifically to exclude size. If it was a position geometric characteristic symbol, then size could be considered.