Conformity Rate Estimation for Shaft-Hole Pattern Fit Not Compliant with the Boundary Condition Design Criterion

Maltauro, Mattia; Meneghello, Roberto; Concheri, Gianmaria

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-15928-2_110

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“…The holes are invoked as a pattern (ISO 5458:2018 [65]) and define the secondary datum, establishing a complete datum system. The issue related to the creation of tolerance stack-up when a pattern defines the datum system is discussed in [66]. All the remaining surfaces do not interact with other parts in the assembly and, therefore, are controlled by general tolerances (ISO 22081:2021 [67]).…”

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In tolerancing activities focusing on the allocation of geometrical tolerances, many critical issues originate from the non-optimal assignment of responsibilities among the organization units involved. This paper aims to depict relations between different tolerancing activities and relevant specifications, assigning them to the proper actor and, therefore, expanding the ISO 8015:2011 “responsibility principle”. A classification among tolerancing activities, specifications, and media is proposed; a horizontal hierarchical framework among functional, manufacturing, and verification specifications and a vertical hierarchical framework along the supply chain are discussed. Examples of both hierarchical structures are presented.

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“…discussed in [66]. All the remaining surfaces do not interact with other parts in the assembly and, therefore, are controlled by general tolerances (ISO 22081:2021 [67]).…”

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In tolerancing activities, focusing on geometrical tolerances allocation, many critical issues originate from a non-optimal responsibilities assignment among the involved organization units. This paper aims to depict relations between different tolerancing activities, and relevant specifications, assigning them to the proper actor, therefore expanding the ISO 8015:2011 “responsibility principle”. A classification among tolerancing activities, specifications, and media is proposed; a horizontal hierarchical framework, among functional, manufacturing, and verification specifications and a vertical hierarchical framework, along the supply chain, are discussed. Examples of both hierarchical structures are presented.

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Conformity Rate Estimation for Shaft-Hole Pattern Fit Not Compliant with the Boundary Condition Design Criterion

Cited by 3 publications

References 6 publications

Tolerance Specifications Management Integrated into the Product Development Cycle

Tolerance Specifications Management Integrated into the Product Development Cycle

Alignment through bolted Connections: a Comparative Investigation Among different Geometric Specifications

Tolerance specifications management in industrial product design cycle

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