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B.Sc. Industrial Engineering and Management
Institute of Quality and Technology Management, University of the Punjab
IE- 326 L: Metrology and Control Engineering
Academic Session: Semester 6 (2017-21)
Taxonomy
CLOs Domain PLOs
Level
CLO 1: Perform experiments on different line graduated
Psychomotor 2 1
instruments, gauges, analogue & digital instruments.
CLO 5: Follow safety and general instructions while
Affective 2 8
performing experiments in the lab
RUBRIC FOR LAB #
Name and Roll Number: _________________SYED ALI SHAN (IE-17-27)
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Domai Weightage Weighted
Criteria CLO Score
n (%) Score
The procedure followed to collect data is according to the
1 P2 30
instructions.
Relevant tool(s) and technique(s) were applied correctly. 1 P2 40
Instructions related to safety and ethics were followed. 5 A2 30
Total 100
9-10 (Excellent): All criteria met/ followed with rare 5-6 (Fair): Many criteria are not met/ followed and/ or
mistakes. there are a plethora of mistakes.
7-8 (Good): Most criteria met/ followed with few 3-4 (Poor): Most criteria met/ followed with rare
mistakes. mistake.
0-2 (No Effort): No/ Little effort put into meeting
criteria.
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Signed by Course Teacher/
Lab Instructor
1.
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Experiment # 6:
To verify the acceptability of a given specimen using a ring gauge.
1. Objectives
Students will be able to
1. Learn about the basics of ring gauge.
2. Usability of ring gauge.
2. Equipment
1. Ring Gauge
2. Suitable Specimen for Measurement
3. Ring Gauge
Ring gauges are metrology tools that are used for gaging the outer diameters of pins,
shafts, splines, fasteners, dowels, studs, and other machined cylindrical parts. These gauges are
typically cylindrical in shape and are fabricated from a stable material (usually tool steel) with a
highly precise (very high-tolerance) bore in their center that functions as the gauge for the outer
diameter of the parts. The primary function of ring gauges is to establish on a go/no-go basis
whether the part being gaged falls within the dimensional tolerance that was specified for it. The
use of ring gauges enables inspections and quality decisions about machined parts to be made
very quickly without the need to resort to the use of micrometers, calipers, thickness gauges, or
other measurement instruments that could take longer to yield a result.
It important to note that ring gauges are used to quickly establish if a part falls within the
accepted tolerances and yields a yes/no condition based on the gaging. It is not a measurement
instrument in the sense that it is not providing an actual value of the part’s diameter. It simple
gages whether the part falls within permissible limits and therefore can be accepted from a
quality control perspective. There are three primary types of ring gauges from the functional
perspective.
1. Go Ring Gauge
2. No-Go Ring Gauge
3. Master/ Set Ring Gauge
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Figure 1: Thread Ring Gauge
2. How to Use
Step 1. Open the inner/ outer side of the radius gauge as per the requirements. Knobs can use to
loosen the blade which would make easy to open the leaves/ blades.
Step 2. Select the accurate size and shape of leaf/ blade of the radius gauge regarding the
specimen.
Step 3. Check/ Read the measurement of that leaf/ blade which is accurately seated in the
internal or external fillets/ radius.
3. Calculations
Status
Item #
(Ok/ Not Ok)
1 Ok
2 Ok
3 Not Ok
4 Ok
5 Not Ok
6 Not Ok