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Lecture 1
Nazeer Ahmed Anjum B. Sc (hnr) UET Taxila M. Sc UET Taxila
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Marks Distribution
TOTAL MARKS Assignment Quizzes Mid Term Lab. Work Final = = = = = = 100 10% 10% 20% 20% 40%
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INTRODUCTION
Outline
Drawing Instruments Line Types Used in Engineering drawing Lettering and Drafting Techniques
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Drawing Instruments
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DRAWING INSTRUMENTS
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
Tee Square (T-Square) Pencils (HB, H, 2H) French Curves or Irregular Curves Adhesive Tape (Paper Tape) Handkerchief, duster, Dusting Brush or Tissue
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DRAWING INSTRUMENTS
6. Set-Squares 7. Rubber or Eraser 8. Instruments Box 9. Erasing Shield 10. Protractor 11. Pencil Sharpener 12. Drawing Sheet 13. Sketch Book
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T-Square
It is used to draw straight
lines on the drafting sheet. It consists of A long strip called blade. Short piece called head. The inner and outer edges of blade and head are called working edges.
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Triangles or Set-Square
Two triangles are used
in drawing. A triangle with angles 45,45 and 90 is called 45 degree triangle. The other has 30,60 and 90 angles and is called 30-60 degree triangle.
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It consists of
Two moving arms. One fixed with a compass needle. The other arm may hold another needle, pencil, pen etc.
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Erasing Shield
It is used to remove
extra lines after the completion of a drawing without disturbing the required lines. It is a thin metallic plate with designs of various shapes.
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French Curves
These are used to draw
different curves for the already plotted points and the freehand curves may be changed into smooth curves. These are made of plastic sheets.
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Division of Sheet
B
Top view
Side view
B
Front view
B X A= X-(L+W) 3
H= Height of object L= Length of object W= Width of object
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B= Y-(H+W) 3
A=Horizontal Spacing B=Vertical Spacing
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Lines
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Lines:If we say that Engineering Drawing is the language of Engineers then lines are the literature of this language. Lines are the continuous association of points. Lines are classified:
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Lines used in Engineering Drawings:- Outlines. Dashed lines. Centre lines. Dimension lines. Construction lines. Hatching lines. Cutting plane lines. Break lines.
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Lines used in Engineering Drawings:- Outlines. Dashed lines. Centre lines. Dimension lines. Construction lines. Hatching lines. Cutting plane lines. Break lines.
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Lines drawn to represent visible edges and surface boundaries. These are also called principal lines.
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Lines used in Engineering Drawings:- Outlines. Dashed lines. Centre lines. Dimension lines. Construction lines. Hatching lines. Cutting plane lines. Break lines.
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Interior or hidden edges and surfaces are shown by dashed lines. Also called dotted lines. They are of medium thickness. They are short dashed lines of about 3-4mm with 1mm distance between them.
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Lines used in Engineering Drawings:- Outlines. Dashed lines. Centre lines. Dimension lines. Construction lines. Hatching lines. Cutting plane lines. Break lines.
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These lines indicate axes of cylindrical, conical or spherical objects and the centers of circles. These are medium thick lines consisting of long and short dashes, long dashes of 6-8mm and 1mm distance between them.
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Lines used in Engineering Drawings:- Outlines. Dashed lines. Centre lines. Dimension lines. Construction lines. Hatching lines. Cutting plane lines. Break lines.
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These are continuous thin lines terminated at the outer ends by pointed arrow-heads.
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Lines used in Engineering Drawings:- Outlines. Dashed lines. Centre lines. Dimension lines. Construction lines. Hatching lines. Cutting plane lines. Break lines.
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These are thin lines drawn during the drawing to help in drawing complex geometrical structures.
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Lines used in Engineering Drawings:- Outlines. Dashed lines. Centre lines. Dimension lines. Construction lines. Hatching lines. Cutting plane lines. Break lines.
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These are thin lines drawn parallel to each other at about 3mm. These lines show the presence of material while object is cut through.
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Lines used in Engineering Drawings:- Outlines. Dashed lines. Centre lines. Dimension lines. Construction lines. Hatching lines. Cutting plane lines. Break lines.
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These lines show the location of the cutting plane. It is thin & long chain line with two small dashes of about 3-4mm and a long dash of about 6-8mm width.
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Lines used in Engineering Drawings:- Outlines. Dashed lines. Centre lines. Dimension lines. Construction lines. Hatching lines. Cutting plane lines. Break lines.
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These lines show imaginary boundaries of the object or to skip up very long part of the object of similar width. Long break line
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Styles of Lettering :
The predominant lettering style for Mechanical drawings is the single-stroke, uppercase, commercial Times New Roman. Single stroke means that the required thickness or weight of each letter is formed using one stroke. Uppercase indicates that all letters are capitalized. Times New Roman style is one in which all strokes of each letter are even. (stroke : a line made by single movement of pen or brush in writing or painting.)
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Styles of Lettering :
Either vertical or inclined letters are acceptable, but preferable are vertical characters. Only one type of lettering, either vertical or inclined, should appear on a drawing. Notes, either general or localized, are placed on a drawing to align to the bottom of the drawing.
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Lettering Aids.
Ames guide provides guidelines as illustrated on right.
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Lettering Aids
This figure shows the use of guide in conjunction with a T-square. Guidelines should be light enough that they will not reproduce when the drawing is copied.
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LOCI OF POINTS
Locus:- A locus (Plural Loci) is a path of a
point which moves in space.
LOCI OF POINTS
The locus of a point P moving in a plane in
such a way that its distance from a fixed line AB is constant, is a line through P , ||e to the fixed line.
P
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LOCI OF POINTS
When the fixed line is an arc of a circle, the
locus will be another arc drawn through P with the same center.
P
A O
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LOCI OF POINTS
The locus of a point equidistant from two fixed
points A & B in same plane is the perpendicular bisector of the line joining the two points.
A P D
C
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LOCI OF POINTS
The locus of a point equidistant from two fixed
non-parallel straight lines AB & CD will be a straight line bisecting the angle b/w them.
C
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Example
Draw the locus of a point equidistant
from a fixed straight line & a fixed point. A Solution
Let AB be the given straight line & C be the given point. From C draw a perpendicular to AB at D, Bisect CA at P, P is the locus point. Make a number of points 1, 2, 3, etc., on PC & through them draw lines ||e to AB.
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1 2
3 4
B
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Example Cond .
Now taking center C and radius D1, draw
an arc cutting the line through 1 at P1 and P1 . Again with the same center & radius D2, draw an arc cutting the line through 2 at P2 & P2 . Similarly, obtain points & through them a smooth curve which is the required locus of P.
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ASSIGNMENT
1. Draw a point equidistant from two
given circles of unequal diameters. 2. Draw the loci of Crank Mechanism.
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