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Limits of a 40 H7/g6 hole-shaft fit
Short answer
Using D=38.73 mm, IT7=25 µm, IT6=16 µm, shaft deviation -9 µm: hole 40.000–40.025 mm, shaft 39.975–39.991 mm; maximum clearance 0.050 mm, minimum 0.009 mm; clearance fit.
For a 40 mm H7/g6 fit calculate the limits of the hole and the shaft, the tolerances, the maximum and minimum clearance, and state the type of fit. Use the standard tolerance unit (m, in mm), IT6 , IT7 and the fundamental deviation for shaft 'g' (m); is the geometric mean of the diameter step 30 to 50 mm. Round tolerances and deviation to the nearest standard value.
Step 1: diameter step
Step 2: tolerance unit
- IT7 m, standard value 25 m
- IT6 m, standard value 16 m
Step 3: fundamental deviation of shaft g
Step 4: limits
Hole 40 H7 (lower deviation zero):
- Lower limit mm
- Upper limit mm
- Tolerance mm
Shaft 40 g6 (upper deviation mm):
- Upper limit mm
- Lower limit mm
- Tolerance mm
Step 5: clearances
Check: .
Both clearances are positive, so this is a clearance fit (close running or sliding fit).
Answer: hole 40.000 to 40.025 mm; shaft 39.975 to 39.991 mm; = 0.050 mm, = 0.009 mm; clearance fit.
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