TOPIC 1 - ENGINEERING GRAPHICS Flashcards

1
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deals with the preparation of technical drawings for Engineering components like machine and buildings.

A

Engineering Drawing and Graphics

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2
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All engineering drawing are prepared in

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Manual Drafting or Computer Aided Drafting

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3
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The set of conventional symbols covering all the lines needed for different purposes is called

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The Alphabet of Lines

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4
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The Thick lines drawn using

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H or F for pencil and 0.5 mm for inking

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5
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Thin lines are drawn using

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6H or 5H for pencil, and 0.2mm for inking.

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6
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Alphabet of Lines Enumerate

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Visible Outline
Invisible Outline
Center line
Center line, in pencil
Dimension LIne
Extension Line
Alternate Position
Line of Motion
Cutting plane
Repeat line
Broken Material
Limiting Break
Cross-hatching Line

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7
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used for laying out a drawing

A

Construction Lines

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8
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used to keep lines of lettering in perfect alignment

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Guideline

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9
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describe the visible surface of edge of the object

A

Object lines

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10
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represents an invisible edge on an object

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Hidden lines

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11
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used to show and locate the centers of circles

A

Centerlines

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12
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used to represents the center axis of a circular or symmetrical form

A

Centerlines

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13
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used to establish the extent of a dimension

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Extension lines

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14
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begins with a short space from the object and extend to about 2mm beyond the last dimension

A

Extension lines

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15
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may cross object lines, centerline, hidden lines and other extension lines.

A

Extension lines

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16
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are thin lines capped on the ends with arrowhead and broken along their length to provide a space for the dimension numeral.

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Dimension Lines

17
Q

used to connect a specific note to a feature
- common angles 30, 45, 60
- avoid 75, greater than 15

A

Leader lines

18
Q

are used to terminate dimension lines an leader lines

A

Arrowheads

19
Q

used to identify where a sectional view is taken

A

Cutting - plane lines

20
Q

used to identify where a view is taken for view enlargement or for partial views

A

Viewing -plane lines

21
Q

used in the view of a section to show where the cutting plane line has cut through the materials

A

Section lines

22
Q

short break and long break

A

Break lines

23
Q

are thick af alternately spaced and long dashes used to indicate that the portion of the surface next to the chain line receives some special treatment

A

Chain lines

24
Q

thin short dashes or 0.5 mm diameter dots spaced 0.12 in apart

A

Stitch lines

25
Q

are used to indicate a sewing or stitching process

A

Stitch lines

26
Q

can be combined to form
any 15 angle increment.

A

The 45 and 30-60 triangles
Triangle Wheel