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Sketches, Drawing and Prints and Limits, Fits and Tolerances Flashcards

1
Q

What are the three (3) types of pictorial drawing?

A
  • Perspective
  • Oblique
  • Isometric
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2
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On what is allowance based on?

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MMC- maximum metal condition

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3
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Most orthographic drawings show which 3 views?

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  • Front
  • Top
  • Right side view
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4
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What does ISO stand for?

A

International Organization for Standardization

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5
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The revision block should include?

A
  • A revision Number
  • A Description
  • A Date
  • Who made the changes
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6
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An object or visible line is shown as?

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Thick Dark Lines

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7
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What is CW means?

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Clock-Wise

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8
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What is a Revision?

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is a change or correction on the original drawing

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9
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What does CCW stand for?

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Counter Clock Wise

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10
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How can an (S) shape be distinguished from a (W) shape?

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By the Flange Shape

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11
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What are the two shapes that have tapered flanges?

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“C” and “S” shapes

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12
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What is the purpose of a Section Drawing?

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it allows you to see inside a work piece

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13
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The two types of orthographic projection drawings are?

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  • First Angle

* Third Angle

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14
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What angle of view is the method widely used to draw an orthographic projection print?

A

Third Angle

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15
Q

Third Angle orthographic projection can be shown by what is called?

A

A Glass box theory

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16
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The typical sectional views are?

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  • Full section
  • Half section
  • Removed section
  • Revolved section
  • Broken-out section
  • Offset section
  • Aligned section
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17
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The intentional difference between mating parts at MMC?

A

is allowance

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18
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What are the three types of fits?

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  • Clearance fit
  • Interference fit
  • Transition fit
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19
Q

The variation size of two mating parts from the basic size to the total amount of this permitted variation is called?

A

Tolerance

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20
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The kind of tolerance, where the variation is one direction only is called?

A

Unilateral tolerance

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21
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The type of tolerance with variation in size that can be in either direction from the basic size is called?

A

Bilateral tolerance

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22
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Type of fit when the shaft will always fit into the mating hole at MMC?

A

Clearance fit

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23
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When the shaft diameter is larger than the mating hole diameter?

A

Interference fit

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24
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When the mating parts may have some clearance or some interference when assembled is called?

A

Transition fit

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25
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HRMS

A

Hot Rolled Mild Steel

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26
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SS

A

Stainless Steel

27
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MS

A

Mild Steel

28
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MST

A

Machine Steel

29
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AISI

A

American Iron and Steel Institute

30
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ANSI

A

American National Standards Institute

31
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CSA

A

Canadian Standard Association

32
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SAE

A

Society of Automotive Engineers

33
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SI

A

System International

34
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ASSY

A

Assembly

35
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BC

A

Bolt Circle

36
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BCD

A

Bolt Circle Diameter

37
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BHC

A

Bolt Hole Circle

38
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CLA

A

Centre Line Angle

39
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TYP

A

Typical

40
Q

SF

A

Spotface

41
Q

SPEC

A

Specified

42
Q

SQ

A

Square

43
Q

SYM

A

Symmetrical

44
Q

TPF

A

Taper Per Foot

45
Q

TPI

A

Taper Per Inch

46
Q

TR

A

Taper Ratio

47
Q

The arrows on the ends of cutting planes lines are used to?

A

Show direction to view the sections

48
Q

Which two (2) sectional view never require a cutting plane line?

A
  • Broken out

* Removed

49
Q

The six different planes you can draw to view an object are?

A
  • Front
  • Right side
  • Left side
  • Top (plane)
  • Bottom
  • Rear
50
Q

A centre line is shown as?

A

A series of long dashes, separated by short dashes

51
Q

What is the plane projection on which the front view is projected?

A

Front Plane

52
Q

What do break lines do?

A

Break lines allow long symmetrical shapes to be drawn in less space so that the drawing can be drawn to a larger scale for clarity.

53
Q

What is considered to be the key view in all cases of an orthographic projection?

A

Front View

54
Q

What is the plane projection at which the top view is projected?

A

On the horizontal plane

55
Q

When is not necessary to specify the angle of a chamfer?

A

when the chamfer is external and has an angle of 45 degrees

56
Q

What material section line is used for majority of parts?

A

Cast Iron

57
Q

Why is the isometric type of drawing preferred for the mechanical trades?

A

because it allows you to measure all dimensions parallel to the three (3) axis and offers less distortion to round objects

58
Q

A Leader Line terminates with?

A
  • Arrows
  • Dots
  • Squiggle
59
Q

Name three (3) of the elements you can use to define a taper

A
  • Large Diameter
  • Small Diameter
  • Length of Taper
60
Q

The range of fits created between the maximum and the minimum dimensions of mating parts is?

A

The Fit Codes

61
Q

What are the factors that affect the signs, and tolerances of mating parts?

A
  • Load
  • Temperature
  • Lubrication
  • Metal Type
62
Q

What are the Break Lines?

A
  • Short Break Line
  • Long Break Line
  • Solid Shaft Break Line
  • Hollow Shaft Break Line
63
Q

The external radius is called?

A

A Round

64
Q

The internal radius is called?

A

Fillet

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