TG - BSI + 3P's Flashcards
1
Q
What are preliminary drawings?
A
- Sketches to convey basic ideas
- Quick and rough
- First thoughts about how to fulfil brief, used to convey initial ideas to team and client
2
Q
What are 4 benefits of preliminary sketches?
A
- Quick to produce
- Effectively conveys basic ideas to client + team
- Relatively cheap to create
- Annotations help to quickly convey ideas
3
Q
What are production drawings?
A
- Accurate drawings of product + all component parts
- Can include sectional, detailed, and exploded views
- Typically orthographic and fully dimensioned
4
Q
What are 5 benefits of production drawings?
A
- Accurate and drawn to scale
- Easily dimensioned
- Technical details can be shown through a range of drawing types
- International standards used so can be understood by anyone
- Can be used promotionally for assembly
5
Q
What are promotional drawings?
A
- Used to sell a product to target audience/client
- Typically fully rendered with no technical details so easily understood by a wide audience
- Used to show how the product would look in reality, with textures, materials, and colours
6
Q
What are 4 benefits of promotional drawings?
A
- Show a client what a final product will look like
- Are more realistic than production drawings
- Have no technical detail so anyone can understand
- Can be enhanced to make the product more appealing
7
Q
Thick, dark, continuous line
A
Visible edges and outlines
8
Q
Thin, light, continuous line
A
Construction lines
9
Q
Short dashed, dark line
A
Hidden outlines and edges
10
Q
Thin, light, broken line
A
Used for end of sections/parts too long to fit on page
11
Q
Chain, thin line
A
Centre lines and lines of symmetry
12
Q
Chain thick line with arrows at the end
A
Used for sections/cuts
13
Q
Thin line with numbers
A
Contour lines
14
Q
What type of section is drawing 1?
A
Half section
15
Q
What type of section is drawing 2?
A
Partial section
