Screw metrology
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This document discusses screw metrology and measurements. It describes measuring the major diameter, minor diameter, pitch diameter, pitch, included angle, and thread form of screws. Errors in major and minor diameters can cause interference or a reduction in flank contact between mating threads. Methods for inspecting screw threads include ring screw gauges, plug screw gauges, thread caliper gauges, and pitch measuring machines. Ring screw gauges are used to check external threads while plug screw gauges check internal threads.
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- 3. • CRESAT • ROOT • MAJOR DIAMETER • MINOR DIIAMETER • PITCH • LEAD • DEAPTH
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- 7. Errors in Major and Minor Diameters This error is due to improper machine setting. Errors on major and minor diameter will cause. (a) Interference between mating threads, preventing engagement between mating bolt and nut. (b) Reduction in flank contact, if the error is in the other direction. It may lead to and excessive weakening of the threads and too much slackness between the mating parts
- 8. Errors in Pitch (a)Progressive Error (b)Periodic Error (c) Erratic Error
- 10. Inspection of Screw Threads
- 11. Ring Screw Gauge The Ring screw gauge has similar principle to a plain ring gauge, except that screw threads are cut on the inner surface of the ring screw gauge. Ring screw gauge in used to check screw threads on outside of cylindrical objects like bolts and shafts. They may be ‘Go’ and ‘Not-Go’ types.
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- 14. Measurement of Major Diameter
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