PAPINE HIGH SCHOOL

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT
TECHNICAL DRAWING “TD”
SCHOOL BASED ASSESSMENT “SBA”
BOOKLET

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 STUDENTS MUST COMPLETE ALL QUESTION
All drawings must be done by using the AutoCAD software. Drawings must be scaled and saved
as a PDF for printing on 17”x11” drawing paper.

NB: All drawings are in millimeter (metric) “mm” or both metric and imperial (feet and inches).

Circumference = πD or 2πr

Layers

DO NOT USE THE 0 LAYER OR DEF. POINT LAYER

Question 1

Using the internet or other possible sources; research the following question. Diagrams MUST
be used in your presentation.

1) Develop safety, health and welfare requirements governing the workshop/laboratory.

2) Classify safety resources for specific operation.
3) Classify the different type of fire and fire-fighting equipment.
4) Explain how a fire extinguisher should be used.
5) Differentiate among accident, injury and emergency;
6) Explain how to get professional help when an accident occurs.
7) Discuss the importance of technical drawing to the industry.
8) Outline the function of equipment and material used in technical drawing.
9) Classify the various type of lines used in technical drawing
10) Explain the steps in the design process

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Question 2: COMPLETE ALL DRAWINGS BELOW

INSTRUCTION 1: Construct an ellipse using both the circular method and the rectangular
method given the minor axis AB to be 80 mm and the major axis to be 130 mm.

Concentric Circular Method 1 Rectangular Method 2

INSTRUCTION 2: Draw the development of surface of the truncated cylinder shown below.

Development of a Truncated Cylinder

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INSTRUCTION 3: Construct the mechanism shown below.

Example 1

Example 2

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INSTRUCTION 4: Complete the drawings shown below. Show ALL dimension.

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INSTRUCTION 4: Construct the spiral shown below.

Question 3: Business Planning

A. Prepare a small business plan. This plan can be the same as you did in previous subject
area such as Electrical, Building and Auto mechanic.
B. Justify your design

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Question 4: ISOMETRIC PROJECTION

INSTRUCTION 1: Reproduce the isometric figure shown below.

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 Mechanical Drawing Option
Question 5: Assembly Drawing

The drawing below shows the first angle orthographic projection details of the parts that make up
a lever assembly. In assembly, the spindle (2) is inserted into the lever (1) from the bottom. The
collar (4) is then fitted over the exposed end of the spindle and seated on the unthreaded portion
of the spindle. The spindle is then secured in place with the taper pin (5) which passes through
the collar and the spindle. The M16 bold (3) is then screwed onto threaded portion of the spindle
to secure the assembled parts.

(A) Draw, FULL SIZE, in either first angle or third angle orthographic projection, the
following views of the assembly:
i) A plan. Show all hidden details.
ii) A full sectional front elevation on cutting plane A-A.
(B) Show SIX main dimension to include a length, a diameter, a radius and a metric screw
thread specification.
(C) Print the title “Lever Assembly”, and the scale used. Show the projection method used by
symbol.

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 Building Drawing Option
Question 6: Simple house plan

Your company has decided to answer a call from your former high school teacher, Mr. Edward,
requesting a design proposal for a dwelling unit. The proposal design should feature the use of
inexpensive, locally available building materials and should incorporate consideration of
Caribbean lifestyle and climate condition. The proposal structure should comfortably
accommodate a family of 3 members.

The proposal should include the following:

1. Floor plan
2. Foundation plan
3. Roof plan
4. Four elevation
5. two sectional elevation
6. Electrical plan
7. Foundation footing (column and beam)
8. Drainage plan
9. Strip foundation
10. Roof eve

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