Technical Drawings Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 3 types of technical drawings?

A

1 orthographic
2 pictorial
3 schematic

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2
Q

What are the 2 types of orthographic drawings?

A
  1. First angle orthographic
  2. Third angle orthographic
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3
Q

What are the 3 types of pictorial drawings?

A
  1. Isometric
  2. Oblique
  3. Perspective
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4
Q

In orthographic what angle are objects being drawn?

A

90 degrees

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5
Q

What are the 3 elevations most common in orthographic drawings?

A
  1. Front
  2. Side
  3. Plan (top or bottom)
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6
Q

In isometric drawings all lines are drawn to what angle?

A

30 degrees to the horizontal

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7
Q

In oblique drawings what angle is the face drawn?

A

90 degrees

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8
Q

Other than the face what angle are the other sides drawn to in oblique?

A

45 degrees typically

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9
Q

What lines show the surfaces and features of the object that are not seen in the chosen view?

A

Hidden lines

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10
Q

What do hidden lines look like?

A

Thin dotted line

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11
Q

What line is used to shorten the view of long uniform sections?

A

Break line

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12
Q

What can break lines look like? (2)

A
  1. (Long) thin jagged or lightening bolt line
  2. (Short) thick wavy line
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13
Q

What are the lines that indicate the visible outline of an object called?

A

Object lines

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14
Q

What do object lines look like?

A

Thick, dark

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15
Q

What do centre lines look like? (2)

A
  1. Long thin dash lines
  2. Very thin straight lines
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16
Q

What are extension lines?

A

Lines which extend the object lines out to a convenient spacing

17
Q

What are the lines that indicate the distance between the extension lines called?

A

Dimension lines

18
Q

What are the two methods to dimensioning?

A
  1. Aligned
  2. Unidirectional
19
Q

What view starts with the front orthographic view and projects the other sides off at an angle?

A

Oblique

20
Q

What line terminates with an arrowhead and touches the extension lines?

A

Dimension lines

21
Q

What are the two most common pictorial drawings?

A
  1. Oblique
  2. Isometric
22
Q

In orthographic projections, the objects being viewed are at ________ degrees to each other

A

90

23
Q

What part of a dimension is the total permissible variation in its size?

A

Tolerance

24
Q

What form of tolerance does 62 +/- 0.002 represent?

A

Bilateral

25
Q

What view starts with the front orthographic view and projects the other side off at an angle?

A

Oblique

26
Q

What section of the drawing do you find the engineers name?

A

Title block

27
Q

What’s the minimum shaft size of a drawing indicates 23.000” +/- 0.005

A

22.995

28
Q

How is the front view of a component chosen?

A

To provide the most detail

29
Q

On a 1:5 scale 12 inches on the drawing would equal what in feet?

A

5 feet

30
Q

A physical measurement of a fit is

A

A tolerance

31
Q

Your fit refers to what?

A

Allowance

32
Q

If an allowance is a negative number it is what type of a fit?

A

A clearance fit

33
Q

Allowance refers to how many parts?

A

2

34
Q

Tolerance refers to how many parts?

A

1