Technical Drawings Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 3 types of technical drawings?

A

1 orthographic
2 pictorial
3 schematic

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2
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What are the 2 types of orthographic drawings?

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  1. First angle orthographic
  2. Third angle orthographic
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3
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What are the 3 types of pictorial drawings?

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  1. Isometric
  2. Oblique
  3. Perspective
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4
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In orthographic what angle are objects being drawn?

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90 degrees

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5
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What are the 3 elevations most common in orthographic drawings?

A
  1. Front
  2. Side
  3. Plan (top or bottom)
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6
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In isometric drawings all lines are drawn to what angle?

A

30 degrees to the horizontal

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7
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In oblique drawings what angle is the face drawn?

A

90 degrees

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8
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Other than the face what angle are the other sides drawn to in oblique?

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45 degrees typically

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9
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What lines show the surfaces and features of the object that are not seen in the chosen view?

A

Hidden lines

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10
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What do hidden lines look like?

A

Thin dotted line

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11
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What line is used to shorten the view of long uniform sections?

A

Break line

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12
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What can break lines look like? (2)

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  1. (Long) thin jagged or lightening bolt line
  2. (Short) thick wavy line
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13
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What are the lines that indicate the visible outline of an object called?

A

Object lines

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14
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What do object lines look like?

A

Thick, dark

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15
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What do centre lines look like? (2)

A
  1. Long thin dash lines
  2. Very thin straight lines
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16
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What are extension lines?

A

Lines which extend the object lines out to a convenient spacing

17
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What are the lines that indicate the distance between the extension lines called?

A

Dimension lines

18
Q

What are the two methods to dimensioning?

A
  1. Aligned
  2. Unidirectional
19
Q

What view starts with the front orthographic view and projects the other sides off at an angle?

20
Q

What line terminates with an arrowhead and touches the extension lines?

A

Dimension lines

21
Q

What are the two most common pictorial drawings?

A
  1. Oblique
  2. Isometric
22
Q

In orthographic projections, the objects being viewed are at ________ degrees to each other

23
Q

What part of a dimension is the total permissible variation in its size?

24
Q

What form of tolerance does 62 +/- 0.002 represent?

25
What view starts with the front orthographic view and projects the other side off at an angle?
Oblique
26
What section of the drawing do you find the engineers name?
Title block
27
What’s the minimum shaft size of a drawing indicates 23.000” +/- 0.005
22.995
28
How is the front view of a component chosen?
To provide the most detail
29
On a 1:5 scale 12 inches on the drawing would equal what in feet?
5 feet
30
A physical measurement of a fit is
A tolerance
31
Your fit refers to what?
Allowance
32
If an allowance is a negative number it is what type of a fit?
A clearance fit
33
Allowance refers to how many parts?
2
34
Tolerance refers to how many parts?
1