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TOLERANCING OF FEATURES
Where it is desired to specify a greater tolerance in one
direction than another, bidirectional positional tolerancing may
be applied. Bidirectional positional tolerancing results in a
noncylindrical tolerance zone for locating round holes;
therefore, the diametersymbol is omitted from the feature
control frame in these applications.
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tolerance zone has been specified. The positional tolerance values represent distances between two concentric arc
boundaries and two parallel planes. respectively, equally
disposed about the true position. Coordinate holelocating dimensions, indicated as reference, may be
included on the drawing for manufacturing convenience.
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5.12 CONCENTRICITY
Concentricity' is that condition where the median points of
all diametrically opposed elements of a figure of revolution (or
correspondingly-located elements of two or more radiallydisposed features) are
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See Fig. 5-58. Where the items depicted in Figs. 5-56 and
5-57 are checked for a concentricity relationship, only the
part depicted in Fig. 5-57 would be acceptable, since the
midpoints of some of the diametrically opposed elements
in Fig. 5-56 would exceed the boundary of the 0.4
diameter concentricity tolerance cylinder.
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5.15 SPHERICALFEATURES
A positional tolerance may be used to control the
location of a spherical feature relative to other featuresof
a part. See Fig. 5-62. The symbol for spherical diameter
precedes the size dimension of the feature and the
positional tolerance value, to indicate a spherical
tolerance zone. Where it is intended for the tolerance
zone shape to be otherwise, a special indication is shown,
similar to the example shown for a bidirectional
tolerance zone of a cylindrical hole. See Fig. 5-41.
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TOLERANCES
Form and orientation tolerances critical to function and
interchangeability are specifled whlere the tolerances of size and
location do not provide sufficieIlt control. A tolerance of form or
orientatioIl mllay be specified where no tolerance of size is
given, for example, in the control of flatness after assembly of
the parts.
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6-8 and 6-9, The circularity tolerance must be less than the size
tolerance. except for those parts subject to free stat~ variation.
See para. 6.8.
NOTE: See ANSI 889,3,1 for ful1her infonnation on this
subject,
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6.7 RUNOUT
Run out is a composite tolerance used to control the
functional relationship of one or more features of a part
to a datum axis.
6.7.1 Run out Tolerance. The types of features
controlled by run out tolerances include those surfaces
constructed around a datum axis and those constructed at
right angles to a datum axis. See Fig. 6-46.
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