Technical Drawings Flashcards

1
Q

The plan view is from the ______.

A

Top or bottom

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2
Q

What are two types of Orthographic Drawings?

A
  • First Angle
  • Third Angle
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3
Q

What is this?

A

First Angle View

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4
Q

Where are Third Angle and First Angle Projections used?

A
  • First Angle is used in Europe
  • Thrid Angle is used in North America
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5
Q

What type of drawing is this?

A

Isometric

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6
Q

What type of drawing is this?

A

Oblique

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7
Q

What is this?

A

Visible Outline or Object Lines

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8
Q

What type of line is this?

A

Hidden Line

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9
Q

What type of line is this?

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Centre Line. Also used for path lines, pitch, circles, and axes of symmetry.

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10
Q

What type of lines are these?

A

Dimensioning Lines

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11
Q

What type of lines are these?

A

Section Lines (hatching)

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12
Q

What type of lines are these?

A

Cutting Plane Lines:

Simple Sections

Offset Sections

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13
Q

What type of lines are these?

A

Break Lines:

Long

Short

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14
Q

What type of lines are these?

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Phantom Lines. Used for adjacent parts, alternate positions, develops views and portions to be removed.

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15
Q

What type of line is this?

A

Stitch line. Used to indicate seams in leather, plastic and textiles.

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16
Q

What type of line is this?

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Surface Zone Lines. Used to indicate a surface length that requires special instructions such as finish.

17
Q

What type of material is this?

A

Iron

18
Q

What type of material is this?

A

Steel

19
Q

What type of material is this?

A

Brass, Bronze, Copper

20
Q

What type of view is this?

A

Exploded View

21
Q

What are hidden lines?

A

Lines that show surfaces or features of an object not seen in choosen views.

22
Q

What are Break Lines?

A

Lines used to shorten long and uniform sections.

23
Q

What are Section Lines?

A

Parallel or Diagonal lines that identify a sectional view of an object in a drawing.

24
Q

What types of lines are these?

A

Extension and Dimension lines

25
Q

What type of line is this?

A

Leader Line

26
Q

What is a Sectional View?

A

A view used to show an aspect of the object which is otherwise too complicated to show normally.

27
Q

What is a Auxiliary View?

A

Views created in orthographic perspective which show hidden surfaces.

28
Q

What does ISO stand for?

A

International Standards Organization

29
Q

What does CSA stand for?

A

Canadian Standards Association

30
Q

What does ANSI stand for?

A

American National Standards Institute

31
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Answer

A

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