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468 <strong>Introduction</strong> <strong>to</strong> <strong>Basic</strong> <strong>Manufacturing</strong> <strong>Processes</strong> <strong>and</strong> Workshop Technology<br />

Upper<br />

deviation<br />

Lower<br />

deviation<br />

Tolerance<br />

Zero line<br />

<strong>Basic</strong> size<br />

Min. Limit<br />

of size<br />

Max. Limit<br />

of size<br />

Fig. 26.1 <strong>Basic</strong> size deviation <strong>and</strong> <strong>to</strong>lerances for both shaft <strong>and</strong> hole<br />

26.3.3 Zero Line <strong>and</strong> Deviation<br />

In graphical representation of limits, straight line <strong>to</strong> which the deviations are of zero<br />

deviation <strong>and</strong> the represented of zero deviation are referred. The zero line is also known as<br />

line of zero deviation is generally drawn as horizontal line <strong>and</strong> the positive deviations are<br />

shown above this line <strong>and</strong> the negative deviations below it.<br />

The algebraic difference between the actual or maximum size <strong>and</strong> the corresponding<br />

the basic size is called deviation. The deviations from the basic dimensions at the<br />

boundaries of the <strong>to</strong>lerance zone are called upper <strong>and</strong> lower deviations as depicted in<br />

Fig. 26.2.<br />

To le ran c e<br />

Max. Dia<br />

Min. Dia<br />

Max. Dia<br />

Min. Dia<br />

Lower deviation<br />

Upper deviation<br />

Tolerance<br />

Lower deviation<br />

Upper deviation<br />

Shaft<br />

<strong>Basic</strong><br />

size<br />

Zero line &<br />

line of zero<br />

deviation<br />

Hole<br />

Fig. 26.2 Upper <strong>and</strong> lower deviations for both shaft <strong>and</strong> hole<br />

26.3.4 Upper Deviation<br />

It is the algebraic difference between the two maximum limit of any size of the part <strong>and</strong><br />

the corresponding basic size.<br />

26.3.5 Lower Deviation<br />

It is the algebraic difference between the minimum limit of any size of the part <strong>and</strong> the<br />

corresponding basic size.<br />

26.3.6 Mean Deviation<br />

It is the arithmetical mean between the upper <strong>and</strong> lower deviations of any size of the<br />

part.

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