Working Drawings Flashcards

1
Q

What is the colour of the front of a component in an orthographic drawing

A

Red

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2
Q

What is the colour of the right side of a component in an orthographic drawing

A

Blue

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3
Q

What colour is the top view of a component in an orthographic drawing

A

Green

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4
Q

What’s does a cone and circles symbol show

A

That the drawing is third angle projection

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5
Q

What dimensions are orthographic drawings in

A

Millimetres

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6
Q

What does a title block of an orthographic drawing show

A

Drawing number
Title
Scale
Material

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7
Q

What is the uk standard for engineering drawings

A

BS 8888

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8
Q

What does the BS 8888 standard show

A

What types of lines should be used, how to represent dimensions, and how to indicate certain mechanical features

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9
Q

What are examples of mechanical feature uk standard show

A

Holes, chamfers and screw threads

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10
Q

What is a dashed line used for

A

Show hidden features within an object

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11
Q

What are centre lines

A

Drawn to indicate the exact centre part. Always drawn using a series of shorter and longer dashes

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12
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What are projection lines

A

Used to extend existing lines in a drawing and used to help create new geometry

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13
Q

What is linear measurement

A

Measurement indicated in a straight line

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14
Q

What is a leader line

A

Points to a significant feature on a drawing

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15
Q

What is surface finish

A

Nature of a surface
Defined in terms of its roughness, lay and waviness

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16
Q

What is a tolerance

A

The permitted difference in a dimension that is allowed

17
Q

What is the abbreviation of across flats

A

AF

18
Q

What are across flats

A

The distance between two parallel surfaces on the head of a screw, blot or nut

19
Q

What is the abbreviation of a centre line

A

CL
C/L

20
Q

What is the abbreviation of drawing

A

DWG
DRG

21
Q

What is the abbreviation for material

A

MATL
Matl

22
Q

What is a chamfer

A

A transitional edge between two faces of an object

23
Q

What is a countersink

A

A conical hole cut into an object so that a bolt or screw can be sunk below the surface

24
Q

What is knurling

A

Process of machining a series of criss-cross ridges around the edge of something so that it is easier to grip