Question 1

For a gasket or shim, which of the following would most likely be specified by a note?&#10;A)Hole radius&#10;B)Thickness&#10;C)Length&#10;D)Hole spacing

Accepted Answer

Thickness is a critical specification for gaskets or shims to ensure proper sealing or spacing, respectively.

Question 2

In a one view drawing, you could tell if a part is cylindrical because:&#10;A)You can assume a part is cylindrical unless stated otherwise&#10;B)A centerline or diameter symbol would be shown&#10;C)Chamfers on the end of the part imply that it is round&#10;D)You would not be able to tell, so a second view is always required

Accepted Answer

A centerline or diameter symbol in a drawing indicates the symmetry of a round feature, suggesting the part is cylindrical.

Question 3

Which of the following parts would NOT be suitable for a one-view drawing?&#10;A)A rod&#10;B)A gasket&#10;C)A pin&#10;D)A pump housing

Accepted Answer

A pump housing is typically a complex part that cannot be fully described with a one-view drawing due to its internal and external features. A rod, a gasket, and a pin are simpler in shape and can be adequately described with a single view.

Deck 8: One-View Drawings