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Section 79 of 105
77. Manufacturing Tolerances and Quality Control
Stable section ID: S05-CON-014-SECTION-79 · 26 content blocks
Manufacturing tolerances shall be derived from functional, structural, assembly, inspection, and lifecycle requirements.
Critical-to-function characteristics shall be identified, including:
- Interface datums.
- Load-transfer surfaces.
- Locking features.
- Cartridge engagement geometry.
- Seal locations.
- Utility connection geometry.
- Robotic gripping or reference features.
- Inspection targets.
- Safety-critical material properties.
Quality control shall define:
- Measurement method.
- Equipment and calibration.
- Sampling or complete-inspection requirements.
- Environmental conditions.
- Process capability.
- Acceptance limits.
- Nonconformity classification.
- Rework and repair authority.
- Product release.
- Evidence retention.
- Tolerance stack-up shall be evaluated across Components, Cartridges, Nodes, Members, and complete assemblies.
A dimension within drawing tolerance shall not be accepted when the completed Interface fails its functional requirements.
Uncontrolled field adjustment shall not substitute for manufacturing quality.
Nonconforming products shall be segregated and shall not receive a conforming identity or product record until an authorized disposition has been completed.