Aircraft Drawings Flashcards
What line is used to indicate an alternate position?
The phantom line, one long and two short dashes.
What information is given in the title block of a drawing?
Name and address of the company who made the part, the name of the part, the scale of the drawing, the name of the draftsmen, the name of the engineer approving the part, and the number of the part (the drawing number).
What line is used to illustrate hidden views?
The hidden line, short dashes with even spaces.
What line is used to illustrate centers of objects?
The center line, long and short dashes.
What line is used to size objects?
The dimension line, solid line broken at center point for dimensions.
How are changes made to a drawing indicated?
Revisions on columns near title block.
What is meant by tolerance on an aircraft drawing?
The allowable plus or minus variation from the dimension given on the drawing.
What is meant by clearance on an aircraft drawing?
The amount of space, or separation, that is allowed between two components or parts.
What is a BOM?
Bill of Materials, a list of materials and parts necessary for the fabrication or assembly of a component.
Why are symbols used on drawings?
Serves as short hand, to reduce the complexity of the drawing.
How many views are used to show most objects in an aircraft drawing?
Three.
What is a detail drawing?
A drawing that includes all the information needed to fabricate the part.
What is the purpose for one view drawings?
To show objects of uniform thickness.
What type of drawing is most helpful in troubleshooting a system?
A schematic diagram.
What is an orthographic drawing?
A drawing showing different views of a part at right angles.