TIPOS DE DIBUJO PARA GORDOEZ

COMPONENT DRAWING.
A component is a constituent part of a building (or other built asset)
which is manufactured as an independent unit, subsystem or
subassembly that can be joined or blended with other elements to form
a more complex item. Generally, components are self-contained and
sourced from a single supplier, typically the complete unit provided by
that supplier rather than its constituent parts.
A combination of components may be described as an assembly.
Where a component is a bespoke item, it may be necessary to prepare
a component drawing. Where a component is an off-the-shelf-product or
a commonly-used element, a component drawing may already exist that
can be re-used.
Component drawings might describe units such as; beams, windows,
doors, sills, coping stones and so on.
Component drawings provide detailed information about the individual
units. They may be drawn at large scales such as; 1:10, 1:5, 1:2, 1:1 and
so on. They may include information such as component dimensions,
construction, tolerances and so on. They may include references to the
relevant parts of the specification providing information about materials
and the minimum acceptable quality. It is important that component
drawings do
not
duplicate
information
included
in
separate specifications as this can become contradictory and may cause
confusion.
Component drawing numbers may be prefixed by the letter C.
Component range drawings describe a range of components of a similar
type. Where a range of components comprise a number of standard
constructions, sub-component drawings may be prepared.
Assembly drawings represent items that consist of more than one
component, showing how the components fit together.

DETAIL DRAWING

A detail drawing is the drawing of a single part that includes a complete

and exact description its form, dimensions, and construction. The worker
must clearly understand the shape, size, material, and surface finish of a
part, what shop operations are necessary; what limits of accuracy must
be observed from the detail drawing. Following figure is an example of a
commercial drawing.