Dimensional Measuring Equipment
Selecting, using, and caring for engineering dimensional measuring equipment
Ayman Dean
People credited with this unit standard are able to – select; use, and care for engineering dimensional measuring equipment.
Examples of engineering dimensional measuring equipment are – vernier callipers; internal, external, and depth micrometres; dial test indicator (DTI); height gauges; steel rules.
To pass this assessment I need to provide evidence that I can select the correct equipment in accordance with the geometry of the object to be measured, likely magnitude of dimensions, and required accuracy.
I also need to show that I can carry out equipment checks before use and any faults are reported, examples are – deformation, breakages, stickiness, not zeroing, missing parts, expired calibration.
My evidence to support my assessment booklet will need to show a micrometre; vernier callipers; and two other items of dimensional measuring equipment from the list above.
My evidence of using Dimensional measuring equipment.
Please include evidence of you using the dimensional measuring equipment
What have I learnt?
How to correctly and effectively use a wide range of measuring equipment in my work.
What was the most difficult tool to use and why?
What did I enjoy?
What would I do differently next time?
Use a micrometre more because it gives more accurate measurements.
This supports the assessment for dimensional measuring equipment that can be found on this website https://sites.google.com/hornby.school.nz/mr-r-manufacturing/senior-manufactring/dimensional-measuring-tools?authuser=0
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