Deck 27: Assembly Drawings

Question 1

A mechanism composed of two or more pieces constructed so that each part rotates in relation to the other around a common axis is a(n) ____________________.

Answer 1

swivel

Question 2

PT is the abbreviation for POINT.

Answer 2

False

Question 3

Standard parts such as bolts and pins that are purchased rather than fabricated are generally not included in the bill of materials.

Answer 3

False

Question 4

The acronym ASME stands for ____.

A) Association for Standards in Mechanical Engineering
B) American Society of Mechanical Engineers
C) American Society of Manufacturing Engineers
D) Association for Standards in Manufacturing Engineering

Question 5

A(n) ____ view shows how parts are to be assembled.

A) detail
B) isometric
C) auxiliary
D) exploded

Question 6

The abbreviation for quantity is ____________________.

Question 7

Part numbers are used to order parts and to ____________________.

Question 8

The acronym SAE stands for ____.

A) Society of Automotive Engineers
B) Standard Automotive Engineers
C) Standards for Aeronautical Engineering
D) Standards for Automotive Engineering

Question 9

Standard parts such as bolts and pins that are purchased rather than fabricated are generally not identified with a part number on the assembly drawing.

Question 10

When an assembly drawing is dimensioned and detailed so that no other detail drawings are needed in the manufacture of a product, the drawing is called a ____ drawing.

A) detailed working
B) working assembly
C) detailed multiview
D) pictorial assembly

Question 11

A drawing that includes the assembly of only a portion or segment of a more complex product is called a subassembly drawing.

Question 12

Another name for bill of material is _________________________.