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The digital pdf version of the standard now has hyperlinks to the correct figures when reading text in the paragraphs. All new ASME standards must now start with sections 1-3 as Scope, References, and Definitions. The sections have been renumbered to match ASME’s new formatting. The new standard does hold the title of the 2018 completion date even though it wasn’t released until February 2019. I can’t show every change in this article, but I will outline the most notable.Īt first glance, you will notice a few things in the new document.
RE: ASME Y14.We have been getting a lot of questions related to the new ASME Y14.5-2018 standard and its principal changes and additions. You're correct that a reported value of 0.32 for a profile tolerance of 0.4 should be conforming.
The N indicating that the tolerance is not accepted was incorrect in the public review draft - it should have been Y. In this case, it's the one that is less negative.Ģ. Another way of expressing this is that the larger of the two g values should be reported. In this case, the measured point is closer to being out of tolerance relative to the MMB so the g value corresponding to that boundary (-0.17) is used. The g value for the measured point is based on the "worst" condition relative to a tolerance zone boundary. The measured point is (-0.1 + 0.13 = 0.23) inside the LMB, which would give a g value of -0.23. So the point is (0.3 - 0.13 = 0.17) inside the MMB which would give a g value of -0.17. The deviation of the measured point from the true profile in 6.06 is 0.13. The specification is 0.4 (U) 0.3, which means that the MMB is at +0.3 from the true profile and the LMB is at -0.1 from the true profile. The g value is based on the proximity of the measured point to the tolerance zone boundaries, and this gets more complicated with unequally disposed profile tolerances like the one in Figure 9-4. RE: ASME Y14.45 Public Review and Comment Period - July 24th to September 20th, 2020 Dean Watts (Mechanical)ġ. I'll comment again once I have received a reply. I still haven't heard back from ASME regarding the old public review draft of Y14.5.1. In my opinion, if some degree of "early release" advantage is gained then it may tend to partially make things right, given the helpful contribution I believe that person has been making to these standards we all use. Others are on their own, so part of the picture when they attend meetings, or sit for hours at home working on the standard, is also lost income. Others don't get support from their employer but they take time off work and pay their travel expenses in order to participate.
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Some get full support from the company they work for to participate. In defense of any subcommittee member that releases training material on a new standard sooner than you may think they should, members of these committees volunteer their time to contribute to improving the standards. The Chair has nothing to do with any of this. Y14.43 is being reaffirmed, so that price is for buying the current Y14.43 standard. The Chair of a Y14 subcommittee does not dictate any of this. I don't understand why you're saying all of this.
So, not everyone agrees to have their unlicensed copy for the masses.
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Every chair has his /her own approach on how to handle public reviews and its applicable license criteria.įor example Jennifer Heron has the same idea of having electronic format for public for her Additive manufacturing standard, but Mr Drake (Y14.5) does not. You know better than anybody else that is not true for other y14 standards.