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senthil
Hai,
Can anyone explain the difference between the concentricity and
Ecentricity
Quality Journey,
Senthil Kumar
Can anyone explain the difference between the concentricity and
Ecentricity
Quality Journey,
Senthil Kumar
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D.Scott
Re: Regarding Measurment on Rubber
These are terms used in roundness measurement.
Eccentricity is the term used to describe the position of the center of a profile relative to some datum point. It is a vector quantity in that it has magnitude and direction. The magnitude of the eccentricity is expressed simply as the distance between the datum point and profile center. The direction is expressed as simply as an angle from the datum point to the profile center.
Concentricity is twice the eccentricity and is the diameter of a circle traced by the component center orbiting about the datum axis.
I hope this helps.
Dave
These are terms used in roundness measurement.
Eccentricity is the term used to describe the position of the center of a profile relative to some datum point. It is a vector quantity in that it has magnitude and direction. The magnitude of the eccentricity is expressed simply as the distance between the datum point and profile center. The direction is expressed as simply as an angle from the datum point to the profile center.
Concentricity is twice the eccentricity and is the diameter of a circle traced by the component center orbiting about the datum axis.
I hope this helps.
Dave
Re: Regarding Measurment on Rubber
What does this have to do with rubber? Once again, you've posted a question without enough information. Concentricity, in general parlance, is a state wherein two things share a common central axis. In Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T) it is defined (in ASME Y14.5M 1994) as,
Eccentricity, on the other hand, usually refers to absence of symmetry, lack of roundness, or failure to conform to a circular path about a figure's geometric center.
senthil said:
What does this have to do with rubber? Once again, you've posted a question without enough information. Concentricity, in general parlance, is a state wherein two things share a common central axis. In Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T) it is defined (in ASME Y14.5M 1994) as,
Eccentricity, on the other hand, usually refers to absence of symmetry, lack of roundness, or failure to conform to a circular path about a figure's geometric center.
Re: Regarding Measurment on Rubber
An eccentric rubber?Al Rosen said:
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ralphsulser
Re: Regarding Measurment on Rubber
Cari, Cari, Cari....
Many moons ago I was in QC at a rubber hose company that made automotive hose for fuel lines, and vacuum lines. Roundness was improtant for a tight fit to the metal nipples of the mating parts. (no pun intended)
Cari Spears said:An eccentric rubber?
Cari, Cari, Cari....
Many moons ago I was in QC at a rubber hose company that made automotive hose for fuel lines, and vacuum lines. Roundness was improtant for a tight fit to the metal nipples of the mating parts. (no pun intended)