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Advanced GD&T

Even with an understanding of the fundamentals of GD&T, many professionals still lack the confidence to expertly and deliberately apply geometric tolerancing and perform tolerance stack-up analyses to clearly define their product designs. Like with any language, this deeper understanding is built off the fundamentals. 


Course Outline:

  • Datum Review
  • Advanced Datum Reference Frame Concepts
  • Boundaries
  • Position Control Concepts
  • Profile Control Concepts
  • Coaxial Tolerances
  • Introduction to Tolerance Stack-Ups

  

Students will be able to:

  • Apply the geometric language to real parts
  • Construct the appropriate functional datum reference frames for parts after analyzing the mating requirements
  • Apply datum feature modifiers where appropriate based on analyzing the requirements
  • Specify datum reference frames properly to represent the part's functional requirements, including the use and interpretation of datum shift where appropriate
  • Apply geometric tolerancing to control features and ensure mating requirements are met 
  • Perform boundary calculations to analyze the combined effects of different types of variation
  • Specify tolerances to ensure multiple mating part relationships between constrained features
  • Perform tolerance stack-up analysis to assign critical tolerances
  • Apply geometric controls and symbols properly to suit the functional requirements


Who Should Attend:

  • Design engineers
  • Manufacturing engineers
  • Quality engineers
  • CAD draftspersons
  • Mechanical engineering technicians
  • Anyone involved with drawing review and anyone looking for a deeper understanding of how to apply geometric tolerancing and perform tolerance analysis will greatly benefit from this course.


What former students have said

  • "Good training presentation flow. Good use of props and hand-drawings. Great instructor. Very patient!" - Student, Bilfinger Industrial Services Inc., 9/29/2011
  • "Great training, learned a lot, will be able to apply to my work… very knowledgeable instructor. Thanks!" - Student, On-Line Design, 4/16/2013
  • "Charlie is extremely knowledgeable on this topic and a fantastic & effective trainer!! Thanks." - Student, Procter & Gamble, 6/26/2018

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