Exercise 1 Flashcards

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Why do we need to make drawings to certain scales?

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to give an image proportion to the actual component or structure.

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5
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what does a scale of 1:2 mean?

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the drawing is half the size of the real thing.

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Complete the following statement.

In the isometric drawing, the width, length, and depth are laid off on inclined lines usually ____________ to the horizontal.

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30 degrees

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7
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What are the two general classes into which picture drawings are divided?

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Perspective and Isometric

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8
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How many principal views are there in orthographic drawings?
a. 5
b. 3
c. 4
d. 6
e. 7

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d. 6

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9
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Auxilliary

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10
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Why are section views used?

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To clarify the features of a part

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Explain the meaning of the following designations.
a. L150 x 100 x10
b. C200 x 17
c. w410 x 60

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a. steel angle with leg lengths of 150 mm and 100 mm, thickness of 10 mm
b. steel channel 200 mm deep and a mass of 17 kg per meter
c. wide flange shape 410 mm deep and a mass of 60 kg per meter

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What is a datum?

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A datum is a geometrical reference to which toleranced features are related.

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what are the five basic joints

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  1. Butt joint
  2. corner joint
  3. tee joint
  4. lap joint
  5. edge joint
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What are the five basic welds?

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  1. Groove
  2. fillet
  3. plug and slot
  4. surfacing
  5. edge
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A weld deposit resulting from a pass is known as a:
a. root face
b. spacer strip
c. spot weld
d. weld bead

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d. weld bead

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