Using acronyms
Using acronyms
(OP)
For the beginners to this group, here are some of the acronyms being used to list a few:
DRF-Datum Reference Frame
FCF-Feature Control Frame
FRC-Feature Relating Control
IMHP-In My Humble Opinion
IMO-In My Opinion
LMC-Lease Material Condition
MMC-Maximum Material Condition
PLC-Pattern Locating Control
RBC-Regardless of Boundary Condition
RFS-Regardless of Feature Size
TSV-Tolerance Stack-up Validation
WRT-With Reference To
DRF-Datum Reference Frame
FCF-Feature Control Frame
FRC-Feature Relating Control
IMHP-In My Humble Opinion
IMO-In My Opinion
LMC-Lease Material Condition
MMC-Maximum Material Condition
PLC-Pattern Locating Control
RBC-Regardless of Boundary Condition
RFS-Regardless of Feature Size
TSV-Tolerance Stack-up Validation
WRT-With Reference To





RE: Using acronyms
Don't forget FRTZF and PLTZF.
PLTZF- Pattern Locating Tolerance Zone Framework
FRTZF- Feature Locating Tolerance Zone Framework
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Chris
SolidWorks 07 4.0/PDMWorks 07
AutoCAD 06
ctopher's home (updated 04-21-07)
RE: Using acronyms
Has a lot too...
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RE: Using acronyms
WRT-With Reference TO
IMO-In My Opinion
IMHP- In my humble opinion
FRC-Feature related Control
FCF-Feature Control Frame
DRF- Datum Reference Frame
PLC-Pattern Locating Control
I'm talking about acronyms used in this group that is only understood by this group.
RE: Using acronyms
Chris
SolidWorks 07 4.0/PDMWorks 07
AutoCAD 06
ctopher's home (updated 04-21-07)
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AFAIK = As Far As I Know
ROFLMAO = Rolling On Floor Laughing My A$$ Off
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Chris
SolidWorks 07 4.0/PDMWorks 07
AutoCAD 06
ctopher's home (updated 04-21-07)
RE: Using acronyms
If it's a question about standards or related issue then give the standards you work to or at least the country and industry so we can make an educated guess.
Most regular posters seem to work to ASME Y14.5M-1994. Answers based on this aren't necessarily helpfull to someone working in civil engineering in Europe!
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TLA = Three Letter Abbreviation
ETLA = Extended Three Letter Abbreviation
Kevin
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RE: Using acronyms
WHITMIREGT - Why Have I To Moan In Really Elevated Gasping Tones
Kevin
“It is a mathematical fact that fifty percent of all doctors graduate in the bottom half of their class." ~Author Unknown
"If two wrongs don't make a right, try three." ~Author Unknown