EGN1111C

Midterm term review

Midterm term review


L. T.
This flashcard set covers university-level electrical engineering topics, focusing on dimensions, views, symbols, and types of fits for mating parts. It delves into technical details like baseline and continued dimensions, unilateral and bilateral tolerances, and the importance of centerlines and depth dimensions. Engineers and designers will find this set particularly useful for understanding the precise specifications and standards required in technical drawings and product design.
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Created / Updated
10.10.2019 / 10.10.2019

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Horizontal or inclined fraction bars? open 4 or no open 4?

Horizonal fraction bars. No open 4.

Sketching

A quick way of expressing an idea, drawn in PROPORTION but not always to scale.

Orthographic Views

Front, top and right side. Normally with 3 views but with a minimum of 2 views. No maximum view.

What view do you draw first? Which view is the entire drawing based on?

The drawing with the best shape description, fewest hidden lines, or position one is most accustomed to seeing.

Can you place views out of alignment to the others?

NEVER. Every view should line up with the other ones.

Basic overall dimensions of a drawing:

Height, width, and depth.

What is the front views' dimension?

Width and height

Top views' dimensions:

Width and depth

Right side's views' dimensions:

Height and depth

Line type of an object line:

Thick and black

Line type of a hidden line:

Dashed with a medium thickness, black line.

Line type of a center line:

Long-Short-Long-etc. dashed, thin and black line.

Line type of construction, projection, and guide lines:

Light, dull, and grey. Not visible to a copy machine.

Line precedence order:

Object>hidden>center

The tool used to create horizontal, straight lines. It has 3 parts: the head, which rests against the sides of a table; blade, which is the ruler part; and working edge, which is used for your pencil to guide itself along. 

T-square

Used to create circles and arcs too big for a circle stencil.

Compass

30, 60, 90, or 45, 45, 90 tool used for verticle or perpendicular lines and drawing angles.

Triangles

Templates with set shapes and sizes such as circles and squares. Saves time.

Standard Templates

Used for irregular angels.

Protractor

Industrial grade paper often used for drawings.

Vellum

Used for irregular shapes.

French curve

Used for transfering distances.

Dividers

Hard leads for light lines

6H

Soft leads for dark lines.

2H or HB Leads

You ____________ lead on paper.

Burnish

You _____________ lead on sandpaper.

Dress

Circle viewed at an angle.

Ellipse

A flat surface

Plane

The edge of a plane viewed horizontally.

Line

Where two lines intersect

Point

Edge view of two intersecting planes

Angle

Point of intersection 

Vertex

A shape that has been cut parallel to the base.

Fustrum

Shape cut at an angle to the base

Truncated

What symbol is this?

Parallel

What symbol is this?

Square foot

What symbol is this?

Diameter

What symbol is this?

Perpendicular

What symbol is this?

Angle

What symbol is this?

Angle

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