ISO to ASME conversion course
What is it?
A half day course for engineers, designers
and technicians who need to change from the ISO system for technical
specification practices to the ASME Y14.5
system.
This course provides an overview of the principle differences between the ISO and ASME systems (and the areas in which they are the same).
Topics such as geometric tolerancing (GD&T) are covered in very general terms - specific courses are available for those who need a more detailed understanding.
This course provides an overview of the principle differences between the ISO and ASME systems (and the areas in which they are the same).
Topics such as geometric tolerancing (GD&T) are covered in very general terms - specific courses are available for those who need a more detailed understanding.
- Learn about rule #1 and the envelope of perfect form.
- Find out about the ASME system of
GD & T.
- Discover what you need to do to comply with Y14.5.
ASME Y14.5 is used more widely than just in the USA. It is also the standard in general use in South America, Canada, and
worldwide by companies in American or Canadian ownership.
Duration
3½ hours.
Who is it for?
Mechanical engineers, designers and technical staff who
are familiar with the requirements of BS 308, BS 8888 or the ISO
system.
What does it cover?
- introducing ASME Y14.5
- what is different to the ISO system
- what is the same as the ISO system
- requirements for 2D drawings
- fundamental rules
- introducing GD & T
- Where GD & T differs to GPS
- features and sizes
- datums and datum reference frames
- geometric tolerances
- basic dimensions
- multiple feature control frames
- composite feature control frames (FRTZF & PLTZF)
- working with 3D CAD models
- introducing Y14.5.1 - the 'math standard'
- future developments