MMC Hole’s Virtual Size
    Answer the following questions based on the figure shown.
  
  - What is the hole’s MMC size?
 - What is the hole’s Virtual Size relative to Datums ABC?
 - What is the hole’s Virtual Size relative to Datum A?
 
  Expand Hint
          Breaking down the parts of a feature control frame:
        
        
        Hint 2
            The virtual condition is used to analyze the clearance distance between mating parts. It is a constant boundary generated by a combination of a feature of size’s specified MMC or LMC and the geometric tolerance for that material condition. 
          
        
        Breaking down the parts of a feature control frame:
      
      
      
        The problem statement specifies a Max Material Condition (MMC) feature modifier. A MMC modifier is the condition in which a feature of size contains the maximum amount of material within the stated limits of size. For a hole, MMC is the dimension that produces the smallest cutout. Thus,
      
      $$$MMC_{hole}=.180$$$
      
        The virtual condition is used to analyze the clearance distance between mating parts. It is a constant boundary generated by a combination of a feature of size’s specified MMC or LMC and the geometric tolerance for that material condition. In summary,
      
      
        
          For an Internal Feature (Hole) with Geo Tol at MMC:
        
      
      - Inner Boundary (IB) = MMC (think smallest hole) - geo tol = Virtual Size/Condition
 
        
          For an External Feature (Pin) with Geo Tol at MMC:
        
      
      - Outer Boundary (OB) = MMC (think largest pin) + geo tol = Virtual Size/Condition
 
        where 
        $$geo\:tol$$
         is the stated value in the feature control frame.
      
      
        In the feature control frame, the positional tolerance is the one associated with Datums ABC. Thus, the hole’s virtual size is:
      
      $$$.180-.012=.168$$$
      
        In the feature control frame, the perpendicularity tolerance is the one associated with Datum A only. Thus, the hole’s virtual size is:
      
      $$$.180-.005=.175$$$
    - .180
 - .168
 - .175
 
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