• CSA B78.2 : 0

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    DIMENSIONING AND TOLERANCING OF TECHNICAL DRAWINGS

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    Withdrawn date:  28-02-2007

    Language(s):  English

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    Publisher:  Canadian Standards Association

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    Technical Committee on Technical Drawings
    Preface
    1 Scope
    2 Reference Publications
    3 Definitions of Terms
    4 Fundamental Rules
        4.1 General
        4.2 Four Aspects of Each Feature
        4.3 Implied Geometric Form
        4.4 Relationship Between Requirements
        4.5 Specification of Values for Dimensions and
              Tolerances
        4.6 Indicating Manufacturing Operations
        4.7 Free State and Orientation
        4.8 Rules for Geometrical Tolerancing
    5 Symbology
        5.1 General
        5.2 Use of Notes to Supplement Symbols
        5.3 Symbol Construction
    6 Elements of Dimensioning
        6.1 Scope
        6.2 Application
        6.3 Dimensioning Units
        6.4 Line Conventions
        6.5 Extension (Projection) Lines
        6.6 Dimension Lines
        6.7 Centre Lines
        6.8 Dimension Line Termination
        6.9 Leaders
        6.10 Placement of Values
        6.11 Basic (Exact) Dimensions
        6.12 Not to Scale
        6.13 Choice of Dimensions
    7 Dimensioning Common Features
        7.1 Diameters
        7.2 Radii
        7.3 Rounded Ends and Slotted Holes
        7.4 Counterbored and Spot-Faced Holes
        7.5 Countersunk and Counterdrilled Holes
        7.6 Chords, Arcs and Angles
        7.7 Profiles
        7.8 Symmetrical Outlines
        7.9 Square Features
        7.10 Machining Centres
        7.11 Chamfers
        7.12 Slopes
        7.13 Tapers
        7.14 Keyseats
        7.15 Knurls
        7.16 Undercuts
        7.17 Rod and Tube Detail
        7.18 ISO Metric Screw Threads
        7.19 Pipe Threads
        7.20 Surface Texture
        7.21 Gears and Splines
        7.22 Castings
        7.23 Forgings
    8 Location of Features
        8.1 General
        8.2 Rectangular Co-ordinates
        8.3 Polar Co-ordinates
        8.4 Point-to-Point Dimensioning
        8.5 Common-Point Dimensioning
        8.6 Arrowless Dimensioning
        8.7 Tabular Dimensioning
        8.8 Repetitive Features and Dimensions
        8.9 Other Dimensioning Methods
    9 Datums
        9.1 General
        9.2 Three-Plane Datum System
        9.3 Selection of Manufacturing Datum Features
        9.4 Identification of Datum Features
        9.5 Datum Targets
        9.6 Datum Features
        9.7 Datums on a Maximum Material Condition (MMC) Basis
        9.8 Combining the Datum Feature Indicator with a
              Dimension Line
    10 General Tolerancing and Related Principles
        10.1 General
        10.2 Direct Tolerancing Methods
        10.3 Tolerance Expressions
        10.4 Indication of Fits and Tolerances on Drawings
              Assembled Parts
        10.5 General Tolerance Notes
        10.6 Interpretation of Tolerances
        10.7 Effect of Surface Coatings
        10.8 Tolerance Accumulation
        10.9 Limits of Size
        10.10 Screw Threads
        10.11 Gears and Splines
        10.12 Sloped Surfaces
        10.13 Tapers
        10.14 Tangent Radii
    11 Geometrical Tolerancing
        11.1 General
        11.2 Geometrical Characteristics
        11.3 Relationship to Feature Size - Regardless of
              Feature Size (RFS)
        11.4 Relationship to Feature Size - Maximum Material
              Condition (MMC)
        11.5 Tolerance Notes and Symbols
        11.6 Application of Symbols to Drawings
        11.7 Application of Symbols with Datum Systems
        11.8 Interdependence of Geometrical Tolerances
    12 Tolerances of Location
        12.1 General
        12.2 Direct Tolerancing
        12.3 Positional Tolerancing
        12.4 Location of Groups of Features
        12.5 Feature Pattern Location - Composite Positional
              Tolerancing
        12.6 Projected Tolerance Zone
        12.7 Counterbored Holes
        12.8 Closer Control at One End of a Feature
        12.9 Control in Two Directions
        12.10 Noncylindrical Features
        12.11 Coaxiality Controls
        12.12 Symmetry
        12.13 Spherical Features
    13 Tolerances of Form, Orientation, Profile and Runout
        13.1 General
        13.2 Form and Orientation Tolerances
        13.3 Profile Tolerances
        13.4 Runout Tolerance
        13.5 Free State Variation
    14 Dimensioning of Casting Drawings
        14.1 General
        14.2 Casting Datums
        14.3 Machining Datums
        14.4 Dimensions
        14.5 Draft
        14.6 Cored Holes for Threads
        14.7 Fillets and Radii
        14.8 Machining Allowances
    15 Dimensioning for Computer-Aided Design and Computer-
        Aided Manufacturing Mode
        15.1 General
        15.2 Co-ordinate System
        15.3 Reference Planes
        15.4 Reference Axes
        15.5 Mathematical Quadrants
        15.6 Dimensioning and Tolerancing
        15.7 Incorporating Dimensional Changes
    16 Formulas for Positional Tolerancing
        16.1 General
        16.2 Formula Symbols
        16.3 Floating Fastener Case
        16.4 Fixed Fastener Case
        16.5 Coaxial Features
        16.6 Perpendicularity Errors
    17 Form, Proportion and Comparison of Symbols
        17.1 General
        17.2 Form and Proportion
        17.3 Comparison
    Appendices
    A Information on Obtaining Publications Referred to
        in this Standard
    B Bibliography of International Standards
    C Variances in Drawing Practice Standards

    Abstract - (Show below) - (Hide below)

    It is complementary to CSA Standard CAN3-B78.1, and covers dimensioning and tolerancing of products depicted on technical drawings.

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    Development Note Supersedes and renumbers CSA CAN3 B78.2 (07/2004)
    Document Type Standard
    Publisher Canadian Standards Association
    Status Withdrawn
    Superseded By
    Supersedes

    Standards Referenced By This Book - (Show below) - (Hide below)

    CSA C83 : 2017 COMMUNICATION AND POWER LINE HARDWARE
    CSA Z234.1 : 0 METRIC PRACTICE GUIDE
    CSA B97.3 : M82(R2002) TOLERANCES AND STANDARD FITS FOR MATING PARTS, METRIC SIZES
    CSA B97.1 : 0 STANDARD TOLERANCES FOR LINEAR DIMENSIONS, INCH AND METRIC
    CSA B78.1 : 0 TECHNICAL DRAWINGS - GENERAL PRINCIPLES
    CSA B97.2 : 0 INTERPRETATIONS OF LIMITS AND TOLERANCES
    CSA B78.3 : 0 BUILDING DRAWINGS

    Standards Referencing This Book - (Show below) - (Hide below)

    ANSI Y14.5 : 1973 DIMENSIONING AND TOLERANCING FOR ENGINEERING DRAWINGS
    CSA B78.3 : 0 BUILDING DRAWINGS
    CSA Z234.1 : 0 METRIC PRACTICE GUIDE
    CSA B97.2 : 0 INTERPRETATIONS OF LIMITS AND TOLERANCES
    CSA Z85 : 1983 ABBR - ABBREVIATIONS FOR SCIENTIFIC AND ENGINEERING TERMS
    ISO 6411:1982 Technical drawings — Simplified representation of centre holes
    CSA B97.1 : 0 STANDARD TOLERANCES FOR LINEAR DIMENSIONS, INCH AND METRIC
    CSA B78.1 : 0 TECHNICAL DRAWINGS - GENERAL PRINCIPLES
    CSA B232 : 0 KEYS, KEYSEATS AND KEYWAYS
    ISO 2768:1973 Permissible machining variations in dimensions without tolerance indication
    ISO 7-1:1994 Pipe threads where pressure-tight joints are made on the threads Part 1: Dimensions, tolerances and designation
    ISO 1302:2002 Geometrical Product Specifications (GPS) Indication of surface texture in technical product documentation
    ISO 261:1998 ISO general purpose metric screw threads General plan
    ISO 965-1:2013 ISO general purpose metric screw threads — Tolerances — Part 1: Principles and basic data
    CSA B97.3 : M82(R2002) TOLERANCES AND STANDARD FITS FOR MATING PARTS, METRIC SIZES
    ISO 228-1:2000 Pipe threads where pressure-tight joints are not made on the threads Part 1: Dimensions, tolerances and designation
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