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How to understand arc contour
1. The so-called "profile" refers to the change of the measured actual profile relative to the ideal profile. This concept is used to describe the accuracy of surface or curve shape.

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2, section calculation formula

The understanding of surface contour can be understood from the surface contour between planes, and then the surface contour of a surface is actually the same as that of a plane, and the position of the size can be controlled as well as the position. Of course, it can include the control of direction and shape.

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Step 3 be honest

Limit the shape tolerance of the actual straight line from the ideal straight line.

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4, flatness

Refers to the deviation between the macro concave-convex height of the substrate and the ideal plane.

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5. circle

Refers to the degree to which the cross section of the workpiece is close to the theoretical circle.

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6, cylindricity

It means that the difference between the largest dimension and the smallest dimension of any vertical section is cylindricity.

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7. Line outline

It is a requirement for the shape of the curve, and it is also an index to limit the change of the actual curve to the ideal curve.

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8, surface contour

Refers to the change of the measured actual contour relative to the ideal contour.

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9. Parallel

A maximum permissible error whose plane (edge) is parallel to another plane.

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10, verticality

Evaluate the vertical state between lines, planes or lines and planes.

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1 1 dip angle

Refers to the degree of inclination and skew of an object or inclined plane and the angle with the ground.

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12 position

The allowable variation range of the actual position of an object's axis or central plane relative to the theoretical position.

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13 coaxial (concentric) degree

The degree to which the axis of the clamping part of the material testing machine is coaxial with the axis of the stress direction under given conditions.

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14 symmetry

The condition that two symmetrical central elements on a part remain on the same central plane.

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15 loop jump

The difference between the maximum and minimum readings measured by the fixed indicator in a given direction when the measured element rotates around the reference axis once.

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16 full jump

It is the allowable deviation of the actually measured elements on the ideal surface of revolution.