Session 1.14 PowerPoint Engineering Drawings Flashcards

(10 cards)

1
Q

What is the purpose of an engineering drawing?

A

To graphically represent physical objects and communicate projects or products in engineering.

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2
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Where is the title block usually located on an engineering drawing?

A

In the bottom right-hand corner.

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3
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Name three pieces of information included in a title block.

A
  • Author
  • Date
  • Drawing number

Other possible answers: title, scale, material, projection, system of measurement.

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4
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What are the two main systems of measurement used in engineering drawings?

A
  • Metric
  • Imperial
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5
Q

How do you convert millimetres to inches?

A

Divide by 25.4.

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6
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How do you convert inches to millimetres?

A

Multiply by 25.4.

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7
Q

Give one benefit of the metric system in engineering drawings.

A

It is a worldwide standard, easy to convert (base 10), and avoids errors in international trade.

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8
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Give one benefit of the imperial system in engineering drawings.

A

Easier to visualise and based on base 12, which is divisible by 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, and 12.

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9
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What is meant by the scale on an engineering drawing?

A

The ratio between the size on paper and the actual size of the object in reality.

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10
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Why is applying drawing conventions correctly important?

A

To ensure drawings can be read and interpreted accurately across engineering disciplines.

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