Deck 10: Sectional Views

Question 1

When the cutting plane extends entirely through the object (view) in a straight line and the front half is theoretically removed, a ____________________ section results.

Answer 1

full

Question 2

The abbreviation for countersink is ____________________.

Answer 2

CSK

Question 3

The abbreviation DP may be used in place of the depth symbol.

Answer 3

True

Question 4

General-use section lining may also be used to represent ____.

A) steel
B) cast iron
C) aluminum
D) bronze

Question 5

The symbol for counterbore or spotface is ____.

A)
B)
C)
D)

Question 6

The symbol for countersink is ____.

A)
B)
C)
D)

Question 7

In a sectional view, the exposed or cut surface is identified by crosshatching or ______________________________.

Question 8

Members such as ribs and arms that blend into other features end in curves called runouts.

Question 9

Sectional views may also be called ____________________.

Question 10

A counterbore is an area where the surface is machined just enough to provide a level seating surface for a fastener.

Question 11

Arrowheads on the ends of cutting-plane lines indicate the ______________________________.

Question 12

When one fourth of an object is removed, the resulting sectional view is a(n) ____.

A) half section
B) quarter section
C) broken-out section
D) offset section

Question 13

The abbreviation C'BORE may be used in place of the symbol.

Question 14

The cutting plane is always represented by a cutting-plane line.

Question 15

The symbol for deep or depth is ____.

A)
B)
C)
D)