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Maximum Minimum Component Factored Component Tolerance Total Tolerance Monte Tolerance Squared Carlo

The document appears to be a template for conducting a tolerance stack analysis. It includes sections for describing the stack, listing steps with tolerances, and calculating results. The objective is to analyze the stack to determine if tolerances are optimized and meet the design goal. Multiple pages are provided with spaces for specifications, sketches, step details, tolerance calculations, and comments. Monte Carlo analysis can also be done if statistical data on tolerances is available.

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Maximum Minimum Component Factored Component Tolerance Total Tolerance Monte Tolerance Squared Carlo

The document appears to be a template for conducting a tolerance stack analysis. It includes sections for describing the stack, listing steps with tolerances, and calculating results. The objective is to analyze the stack to determine if tolerances are optimized and meet the design goal. Multiple pages are provided with spaces for specifications, sketches, step details, tolerance calculations, and comments. Monte Carlo analysis can also be done if statistical data on tolerances is available.

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Stack Description: ________________________________________ Ref. No.

_____ TOLERANCE STACK ANALYSIS OBJECTIVE: ______________________________________________ Name: _____________________________________ ______________________________________________ Date: _______

Sheet 1 of 10

MAXIMUM
STEP ID DESCRIPTION FROM/TO

+ -

MAX MIN

+ -

MINIMUM COMPONENT FACTORED COMPONENT MIN TOLERANCE TOTAL TOLERANCE MAX TOLERANCE SQUARED

MONTE CARLO

COMMENTS:

SUB TOTALS ANSWER DESIGN GOAL:

+
WORST CASE OPTIMIZED? MRSS RSS

MC
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DESIGN GOAL:

YES NO TOLERANCE STACK ANALYSIS

Sheet 2 of 10

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Stack Description: ________________________________________ Stack No. _____ OBJECTIVE: ______________________________________________ Name: _____________________________________ ______________________________________________ Date: _______ Paste part sketch or drawing here. Sketch stack path on drawing.

MAXIMUM
STEP ID

DESCRIPTION FROM/TO

+ -

MAX MIN

+ -

MINIMUM COMPONENT FACTORED COMPONENT MIN TOLERANCE TOTAL TOLERANCE MONTE MAX TOLERANCE SQUARED CARLO

COMMENTS:

SUB TOTALS + ANSWER


DESIGN GOAL:

+
WORST CASE OPTIMIZED? YES NO MRSS RSS

MC

Stack Description: ________________________________________ OBJ.: ______________________________________________ ______________________________________________

Ref No. _____ Name: _____________________________ Date: _______

STEP ID

DESCRIPTION FROM / TO

POSITIVE NEGATIVECOMPONENT NOMINAL NOMINAL TOLERANCE

+/-

COMMENTS:

SUB TOTALS NOMINAL ANSWER DESIGN GOAL: + tol - tol


OPTIMIZED ? YES NO

__________________________________

FACTORED COMPONENT TOTAL TOLERANCE MONTE TOLERANCE SQUARED CARLO

MRSS

RSS

MC

Stack Description: ________________________________________ Ref No. _____ OBJECTIVE: _______________________________________ Name: _____________________________ ______________________________________________ Date: _______ Paste part sketch or drawing here. Sketch stack path on drawing.

STEP ID

DESCRIPTION FROM / TO

POSITIVE NEGATIVECOMPONENT NOMINAL NOMINAL TOLERANCE +/-

COMMENTS:

SUB TOTALS NOMINAL ANSWER DESIGN GOAL: + tol - tol


OPTIMIZED ? YES NO

__________________________________ drawing.

FACTORED COMPONENT TOTAL TOLERANCE MONTE TOLERANCE SQUARED CARLO

MRSS

RSS

MC

gd-t.com

The limit spreadsheet was developed by my colleague John Stolter (www.gd-t.com) based on Alex Krulik method for calculating stacks, then he added a couple of columns to help users develop more realistic to Spreadsheet used by Geometric Learning Systems with permission of John Stolter.

The nominal/plus/minus spreadsheet is given because many companies use this instead of limit toleranc To make use of the Monte Carlo column, you need to have statistical data describing the tolerance. (The column is really just a place holder for you to play with and arrive at a simulated tolerance based on

You can use this form in any way you like, but you must maintain proper acknowledgement to Stolter LLC

m) based on Alex Krulikowski's develop more realistic tolerances (RSS, MRSS).

instead of limit tolerancing. bing the tolerance. ated tolerance based on process capabilities.)

edgement to Stolter LLC.

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