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Engineering Drawing Basics

This document provides an introduction to engineering drawing. It discusses what drawings are and their purpose in accurately representing objects. It also outlines standard sheet sizes used for drawings. The document lists drawing techniques that will be covered, such as multiview, axonometric, and perspective projections. It introduces drawing conventions and standards that govern technical drawings.

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Engineering Drawing Basics

This document provides an introduction to engineering drawing. It discusses what drawings are and their purpose in accurately representing objects. It also outlines standard sheet sizes used for drawings. The document lists drawing techniques that will be covered, such as multiview, axonometric, and perspective projections. It introduces drawing conventions and standards that govern technical drawings.

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Introduction to Engineering Drawing

VIT-SMBS KJR CDn SIV


Lecture Outline

Drawing
Instruments
Sheets

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Drawing
A drawing is a graphical representation of a real object

The shape, size, finish, colour, and construction of any object can be
described accurately and clearly in the simplest and shortest way. Best
results can be obtained if engineering drawing skills are developed with
due consideration to the following…

• Thorough understanding of original drawing


• Visualizing the job three dimensionally
• Clearly understanding and apprehending the shape, size, proportion
and design
• Expressing ideas on paper quickly and clearly by sketches.
• Developing speed and accuracy of the drawing

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Instruments

Conventional Computer Aided


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Drawing Sheets

•The American National Standard Institute (ANSI) has


established standard sheet sizes for media used in
technical drawings
Sl. No. Designation Dimensions(mm)

1 A0 841x1189
A0 A1
2 A1 594x841

3 A2 420x594

A2 A3 4 A3 297x420

A4 5 A4 210x297

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What Will You Learn ?
Parallel projection Orthographic Axonometric
(Isometric)
Multiview (&
auxiliary)
Oblique Cabinet
Cavalier

Perspective projection Linear One-point

Two-point

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What Will You Learn ?

Multiview vs. Isometric

Perspective vs. Oblique


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What Will You Learn ?
Drawing Conventions:
commonly accepted
practices, rules, or
methods (e.g., dashed
line for hidden feature)

Standards: set of rules that govern


how technical drawings are
represented (e.g., ANSI standards)

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