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working drawings - part 1
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What does orthographic projection combine?
Plan
,
end
, and
front views
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Why are orthographic drawings called working drawings?
They provide all information needed for
manufacturing
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What is the standard for engineering drawing in the UK?
BS 8888
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What does the symbol in third angle orthographic projection indicate?
Arrangement of
views
in the drawing
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Where does the plan appear in third angle orthographic projection?
Above the
front elevation
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How is the end elevation drawn in third angle orthographic projection?
Relative to the
direction of view
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What are the common scales used in orthographic drawings?
Scale 1:2
(half actual size)
Scale 1:1
(actual size)
Scale 2:1
(twice actual size)
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What is the purpose of scale in working drawings?
To represent
actual size
of the product
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What does tolerance refer to in engineering drawings?
Maximum acceptable deviation from
nominal size
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What measurement units are commonly used in the UK for engineering drawings?
Millimetres
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What is the minimum diameter of an 80 mm bar with a tolerance of +0.00, -0.05?
79.95
mm
79.95 \text{ mm}
79.95
mm
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What is the layout of a third angle orthographic drawing?
Plan view
at the top
Front elevation
in the middle
End elevation on the side
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