Deck 15: Working Drawings

Question 1

Define assembly drawing.

Answer 1

An assembly drawing is a drawing that shows how all of the parts fit together-generally front view, or full sections, although any combination of views and sections may be used to effectively show how parts are assembled.

Question 2

Where is the parts list normally located?

Answer 2

. Parts list may be located above the title block, in the upper right, or upper left corner of the drawing. However, above or next to the title block is common.

Question 3

Describe one advantage of having one detail per sheet.

Answer 3

One detail per sheet allows each part to stand alone so that the drawing of the part can be distributed without the other parts attached.

Question 4

List five elements to consider when selecting paper size for detail drawings.

Question 5

Name three elements that make up a complete set of work- ing drawings.

Question 6

Provide an example of a purchase part.

Question 7

List the three general groups of information that are usually found on detail drawings.

Question 8

List the six types of assembly drawings.

Question 9

What does the abbreviation ECR denote?

Question 10

Describe one advantage of drawing several details per sheet.

Question 11

List five items that are normally found on the parts list.

Question 12

List six items of information that can be found on an assem- bly drawing.

Question 13

Define detail drawing.

Question 14

What is used to connect balloons to their related parts?

Question 15

Identify six items of information that can be found on a Working DraWings detail drawing. problems

Question 16

Describe proper information grouping.

Question 17

Define balloons.

Question 18

When are parts lists prepared on separate sheets?

Question 19

What is the advantage of computerized parts lists?

Question 20

What are purchase parts?

Question 21

How are revision numbers or letters placed on a drawing so that they clearly stand out from other drawing numerals or letters?

Question 22

Describe as-built drawings.

Question 23

Give another term used in place of item number and de- scribe the meaning of these terms.

Question 24

Give an example of at least three assembly-related notes that can be found on an assembly drawing.

Question 25

Briefly describe what happens in the R&D department before a product is released into production.

Question 26

When are machining specifications given on an assembly drawing?

Question 27

Describe a subassembly.

Question 28

How is a revision identified on a drawing?

Question 29

What does the abbreviation ECN denote?

Question 30

When are dimensions placed on an assembly drawing?