Drawings Flashcards

1
Q

What types of lines are used in drawings?

A
  • Visible/object line
  • Hidden line (dashed)
  • Extension lines
  • Dimension line
  • Break line
  • Cutting plane line
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2
Q

In electrical drawings how are measurements typically given?

A
  • As a whole number in millimetres
  • As a decimal number in meters
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3
Q

Where is a legend for electrical symbols typically found?

A

On the first page of electrical drawings

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4
Q

What are the five different drawing disciplines, in order?

A
  1. Architectural
  2. Structural
  3. Mechanical
  4. Electrical
  5. Landscape
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5
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What scale are the following drawings normally displayed in?

  1. Site plan
  2. Floor plan
  3. Sections and details
  4. Residential plans
A
  1. 1:200
  2. 1:100
  3. Variable
  4. 1:50
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6
Q

Should one check architectural floor plans for details on lighting?

A

Yes! Architectural drawings are higher than electrical in the drawing hierarchy.

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7
Q

If a scale ruler is not available, how would one measure from a scale drawing?

A

Multiply the “real” measurements by the scale.

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8
Q

What are drawing specifications?

A

A written set of instructions prepared by the architect or engineer covering materials, procedures, quality of workmanship and guarantees.

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9
Q

Do residential drawings often only contain a single set of drawings?

A

Yes.

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10
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What schedule should be consulted to determine ceiling heights and drywall thicknesses?

A

The room finish schedule.

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11
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What wall supports it’s own weight and the vertical load above it?

A

A bearing wall.

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