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interference fit

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interference fit [‚in·tər′fir·əns ‚fit]
(design engineering)
A fit wherein one of the mating parts of an assembly is forced into a space provided by the other part in such a way that the condition of maximum metal overlap is achieved.


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Conduct an interference fit analysis to determine the fluid domain (figure 2); * Create an axis symmetric turbulent flow model for the fluid domain.
The interference fit linkages had excess tolerance, which had to be reduced or eliminated.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] As a turnkey operation, this job shop also repairs and rebuilds impellers, sleeves and nuts for finished assemblies with tight interference fits in the 0.
 
 
 
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