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Fundamentals Of Dimensional Metrology 6Th Table of contents:

 Ch 1: Measurement and Metrology
1-1 Measurement as the Language of Science
1-2 The Uses of Measurement
1-3 Communications about Measurement
1-4 Acts and Applications of Measurement
1-5 Codification of Measurement
1-6 A Look Ahead
Summary
End-of-Chapter Questions
Ch 2: Language and Systems of Measurement
2-1 Communications Considerations
2-2 How Big?
2-3 How Far Apart?
2-4 From End to End
2-5 Accuracy, Precision, and Reliability
2-6 Accuracy versus Precision
2-7 The Evolution of Standards
2-8 The Origin of the Metric System
2-9 The Legality of the Metric System in the United States
2-10 The International Inch
2-11 Fundamental Criteria
2-12 The Best System
2-13 Practical Criteria
2-14 The Decimal-Inch System
2-15 Metrological Considerations
2-16 Computational Considerations
2-17 Rounding off Numerical Values
Summary
End-of-Chapter Questions
Ch 3: Measurement and Tolerances
3-1 The Meaning of Tolerance
3-2 Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing
3-3 The Application of Geometric Tolerancing
Summary
End-of-Chapter Questions
Ch 4: Statistics and Metrology
4-1 Basic Statistics Second Line
4-2 Probability
4-3 Acceptance Sampling
Summary
End-of-Chapter Questions
Ch 5: Measurement with Graduated Scales and Scaled Instruments
5-1 The Steel Rule
5-2 The Role of Error
5-3 Scaled Instruments
5-4 Calipers: The Original Transfer Instruments
Summary
End-of-Chapter Questions
Ch 6: Vernier Instruments
6-1 Vernier Instruments
6-2 Vernier Caliper
6-3 Vernier Depth Gage
6-4 The Vernier Height Gage
6-5 Three Elements of Measurement
Summary
End-of-Chapter Questions
Ch 7: Micrometer Instruments
7-1 Micrometers
7-2 Using the Micrometer
7-3 Care of Micrometers
7-4 Variations of Micrometers
Summary
End-of-Chapter Questions
Ch 8: Development and Use of Gage Blocks
8-1 Development of Gage Blocks
8-2 Modern Gage Blocks
8-3 Calibration of Gage Blocks
8-4 Gage Block Applications
8-5 Combining Gage Blocks
Summary
End-of-Chapter Questions
Ch 9: Calibration
9-1 The Role of Error
9-2 Basic Calibration Procedure
9-3 Record and Correct Calibration Readings
Summary
End-of-Chapter Questions
Ch 10: Measurement by Comparison
10-1 The Dial Indicator
10-2 Selection of a Dial Indicator
10-3 Use of Dial Indicators
10-4 Calibration of Dial Indicators
10-5 Accessories and Attachments
10-6 Constructive Use of Error
Summary
End-of-Chapter Questions
Ch 11: Reference Planes
11-1 Background
11-2 Flatness
11-3 Perpendicularity
11-4 Modern Reference Planes
11-5 How Flat is Flat
Summary
End-of-Chapter Questions
Ch 12: Angle Measurement
12-1 Angles
12-2 Angle Measurement
12-3 The Level
12-4 The Protractor
12-5 Trigonometric Functions
12-6 Sine Bars and Plates
12-7 Mechanical Angle Measurement
12-8 Measurements to Seconds of Arc
12-9 Accuracy and Precision in Angle Measurement
12-10 The Degree, Grad, and Gon
Summary
End-of-Chapter Questions
Ch 13: Surface Measurement
13-1 Background
13-2 Surface Evaluation, Stylus Method
13-3 Numerical Values for Assessment
13-4 Surface Texture Specimens
13-5 Surface Evaluation, Other Methods
13-6 Roundness
13-7 Notation for Surface Assessment
Summary
End-of-Chapter Questions
Ch 14: High-Amplification Comparators
14-1 High-Amplification Comparators
14-2 Electronic Measurement
14-3 Applications Unique to Electronic Measurement
14-4 Metrological Advantages of Multiple Scales
Summary
End-of-Chapter Questions
Ch 15: Pneumatic Measurement
15-1 Background
15-2 From History to Semantics
15-3 Principles of Pneumatic Instruments
15-4 Application of Pneumatic Metrology
15-5 Metrological Advantages of Pneumatic Comparators
15-6 Reading the Pneumatic Comparator
Summary
End-of-Chapter Questions
Ch 16: Optical Flats and Optical Alignment
16-1 The Importance of Standards
16-2 Light Waves as Standards
16-3 Measurement with Optical Flats
16-4 Applications of Optical Flat Measurement
16-5 Principles of Optical Metrology
16-6 Alignment Telescope-Straightness Measurement
16-7 Optical Squares-Squareness
16-8 Sight Level-Plumbness
16-9 Optical Polygons-Angles
16-10 Jig Transit-Planes
16-11 Theodolite-Angles and Planes
16-12 Beyond Vision
Summary
End-of-Chapter Questions
Ch 17: Optical Metrology
17-1 Principles of the Microscope
17-2 Applications
17-3 Comparison of Optical Comparators and Microscopes
17-4 Optical Considerations
17-5 Applications of the Optical Comparator
17-6 The Accuracy of Optical Comparators
17-7 Machine Vision Systems
Summary
End-of-Chapter Questions
Ch 18: Coordinate Measuring Machines
18-1 Background
18-2 The Role of Coordinate Measuring Machines
18-3 Types of Coordinate Measuring Machines
18-4 Modes of Operation
18-5 Metrological Features
18-6 Future Expectations
Summary
End-of-Chapter Questions
Appendices
Appendix A: Decimal Equivalents
Appendix B: Conversion Table
Appendix C: Geometric Optics
Appendix D
Appendix E: Trigonometric Functions
Appendix F: Metrology Web Sites
Appendix G: Bibliography
Glossary
Index
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