swe va 4as-2011 elements or parallel surfaces, each of which as associated with a directly toleranced dimension. 3.2.1 Flked Umit Gage {five limit gage: a device of defined form and size used fo assess the conformance of a feature(s) of a ‘workplace toa dimenstonal specification, Also referred to asa “Uumut page.” 3.22 Fieure (flsture:a device used to hold pants securely in the correct [position in.a too! or gage during manufscturing, assem- bly, or inspection. 3.2.3 Functional Foture {fiorcimalfixture-a device having integral gage elements that make physical contact with pare datum features. Ik typically holds pans as they would be held when assembled. The fixture and its page elements simulated datum features from the part and are ident fled on drawings using techniques found in ASME YI45. 3.2.4 Functional Gage Jfionctional gage: a fed limut gage used to verify virwal ‘condition boundanies (MMC concept) generated by the collective effect ofthe feature's MMC and the applicable ‘geometric tolerance at the MMIC size 3.2.15 Gage Hement gage clement: a physical feature of the gage used in the ‘ventfication of workpiace compliance to the associated tolerance requirement. These physical features represent datum feature simulators, vietual condition, or datum material boundaries. 3.2.16 GO Gage GO gage: fixed limit gage that checks a feature of size for acceptance within MMC perfect form boundary 3.2.17 Least Material Boundary (LMB) (ASME ¥14.5-2009) {east meteia! bouradary (LIVE): the Himut defined by a toles- ance or combination of tolerances that existson or inside the material of a feature). 3.2.48 Least Material Condition (LMC) {east aaterial condition (LMC): the condition in which a feature of size contains the least amount of matertal ‘within the stated limits of size (eg, maximum hole diameter, munimum shaft diameter). 3.2.19 Maximum Material Boundary (MMB) (ASME ¥14.5-2009) ‘marci mantria! boundary (MMB! the limit defined by 2 tolerance or combination of tolerances that exists on ‘or outside the material of a feats) NOTE: “Toealeulnte the approprite MAMI fr datum featur sm slnen,sco ASME VIS 3008, ig 4 Iéand par. 11 Sand 4116, Licensed to vinayksk041. 3 3.2.20 Maximum Material Condition (MMO, maximum material condition (MMC): the condition i ‘which a feature of size contains the maximusn amount of material within the stated limits of size (e.g, mini- ‘mum hole diameter, maximum shaft diameter) 32.21 NOGO Gage NOGO gage: a fixed Umut gage that checks a feature of size for Violation of the LMC actual local size. This gage fs also roferrad to as a "NOT GO gage” 3.2.22 Regardless of Feature Size (RFS) ‘regardless of feature sive (RFS): indicates that 2 geometric tolerance applies at any increment of size of the actual ‘mating envelope of the feature of siza, 3.2.23 Regardless of Material Boundary (RMB) (ASME Y14.5-2009) repordless of materia! toundary (RMB}: indicates that a datum feature stimulator progresses from MMB toward (LM until it makes maxianum contact with the extremi- ties of a feature(s) 32.24 Resuttant Condition 3.2.24.1 Resultant Condition (ASME ¥14.5-2005) resultant condition: the single worst-casel ‘gener ated by the collective effects of a feature of sizes speci- fied MMC or LMC, the tolerance for that ‘material condition, thestze tolerance, and the additional ‘geometric tolerance derived from the feature’sdoparture from ls specified material condition. 3.2:24.2 Resultant Condition Y20,5M-1994) resultant condition: the variable boundary generated by the collective effects of a stze Features § MMC ‘or LMC, the geometsc tolerance for that material cond! tion, the size tolerance, and the additional tolerance derived from the feature’s departure from is specified material condition. 32.25 Separate Gaging Requirement separate gaging requiem: the condition in which faa- tures of pattems of features that are located from a common datum reference frame do not need to be inspected together (this does nat affect the within- allem requirement). If simultaneous gaging is not required, the abbreviation “SEP REQ” ts placed under the feature control frame. See simultancous gaging reyatrement, 32.26 Simultaneous Gaging Requirement simultaneous gaging requirement: the condition ta which all ofthe features or pattems of features that are located from a common datum reference frame are inspected together as a single pattem relative to that common (ASME Last opened 4/30/20. Single user icense-only. Copying and networking prohibited