I am looking for an Interpretation of AS9102 Rev. C, Paragraph 4.7.3 b -
b. Results from inspection of design characteristics shall be expressed in quantitative terms (i.e., variable data), to the level of accuracy including tolerance of measurement (i.e., number of decimal places) when a design characteristic is expressed by numerical limits.
I am having issues with approvals now in Net Inspect, they are only wanting results published that meet the decimal place call outs on the drawings. Example: Drawing calls for .500 ±.010, my result should only be shown as .501. If this is true what happened to the Rule of 10? Is this not practiced anymore? I do not see an allowance in Rev C to round up or down on a measurement. With my customers, this is not allowed unless they specify the practice in their quality notes.
b. Results from inspection of design characteristics shall be expressed in quantitative terms (i.e., variable data), to the level of accuracy including tolerance of measurement (i.e., number of decimal places) when a design characteristic is expressed by numerical limits.
I am having issues with approvals now in Net Inspect, they are only wanting results published that meet the decimal place call outs on the drawings. Example: Drawing calls for .500 ±.010, my result should only be shown as .501. If this is true what happened to the Rule of 10? Is this not practiced anymore? I do not see an allowance in Rev C to round up or down on a measurement. With my customers, this is not allowed unless they specify the practice in their quality notes.
