Final review Flashcards

1
Q

dimension lines can be given from extension lines, dimension lines, leaders, figures, notes and symbols

A

true

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2
Q

what needs to be dimensioned

A

lengths, diameters/radius, angles and locations

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3
Q

should dimensions be duplicated?

A

never

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4
Q

how should a diameter/radius dimension look like?

A

extension line pointing towards the centre of the hole

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5
Q

can the arrows look different on the drawing?

A

NO

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6
Q

which dimension is in the correct imperial form: 0.214 or .214

A

.214

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7
Q

do you dimension hidden lines?

A

no only in the view(s) where it’s not a hidden dimension

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8
Q

what is the purpose of general notes?

A

simplify/complement dimensioning, indicate rounds/fillets, indicate sharp edges, dimensioning system (imperial or metric)

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9
Q

which is correct form? 24”, 2”-0, 2”-3

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2”-0 and 2”-3 (values can’y exceed 12”

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10
Q

can you dimension in metric and in imperial at the same time?

A

yes write it like a fraction + metric over inch always

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11
Q

how to draw reference dimension

A

put value in brackets

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12
Q

how to identify a not-to-scale dimension

A

it will be underlined

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13
Q

if you have rounded ends do you need to identify the radius?

A

no just overall dimensions are necessary (length x width)

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14
Q

do plain round holes need notes next to dimension?

A

yes indicate manufacturing requirements

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15
Q

how to avoid drawing repeated features

A

use a phantom line + EQSP + #features

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16
Q

what angle to use if chamfer angle isn’t specified

17
Q

what is a full section view

A

cutting plane passes fully through the part

18
Q

what is a half section view

A

two cutting planes perpendicular to each other where one-half of the view is in section and one quarter of full object is removed

19
Q

what is an offset section

A

cutting plane can be bent to include several surfaces

20
Q

what is a broken-out section view

A

specific section so not necessarily 1/2 or 1/4

21
Q

what is an aligned revolved section view

22
Q

what is a detailed removed section view

23
Q

slope symbol

A

right angle triangle with ratio

24
Q

what is chain dimensioning

A

dimensions are right next to each other in a line

25
Q

what is datum dimensioning?

A

when one side of the dimension lines of all parts line up together (draw it then check google)

26
Q

what is the actual size

A

measured size

27
Q

what is basic size

A

theoretical size from which limits for the dimension are derived by application of allowance/tolereance

28
Q

what is design size

A

refers to size from which limits of size are derived by application of tolerances

29
Q

what are limits of size

A

min/max sizes permissible for a specific dimension

30
Q

what is the nominal size

A

design size

31
Q

what is tolerance

A

difference between max/min limits of size

32
Q

what is bilateral tolerance?

A

tolerance permitted in both directions (x and y)

33
Q

what is unilateral tolerance

A

tolerance only permitted in one direction

34
Q

what is the maximum material size? (MMC)

A

maximum amount of material thus maximum limit of size for a shaft or an external feature or, minimum limit of size for a hole or internal feature

35
Q

what is direct dimensioning?

A

where least tolerance is accumulated

36
Q

what is a clearance fit

A

fit between mating parts having limits of size so prescribed that a clearance always results in assembly

37
Q

what is an interference fit

A

fit between mating parts where part won’t fit into each other (negative overlap)

38
Q

what is a transition fit

A

where fit between mating parts having limits of size so that either a clearance or interference will be present in assembly