Engineering Drawing N2: National Certificate

NATIONAL CERTIFICATE
ENGINEERING DRAWING N2
(8090272)
12 August 2021 (X-paper)

09:00–13:00
REQUIREMENTS: A2 drawing sheets (BOE 8/20)
Drawing instruments may be used.
This question paper consists of 10 pages and 1 answer sheet.
290Q1G2112
Copyright reserved Please turn over

(8090272) -2-
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING

REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA
TIME:4 HOURS
MARKS: 100
INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION
1. Answer all the questions.
2. Read all the questions carefully.
3. Number the answers according to the numbering system used in this

question paper.
4. Use both sides of the DRAWING SHEET.
5. Draw a 15 mm border on both sides of the DRAWING SHEET.
6. All drawings to be drawn neatly using your own drawing instruments, unless
otherwise specified.
7. Only the candidate information on the DRAWING SHEET must be done in ink.
All other drawing work must be done in pencil.
8. All drawings must conform to the latest SANS 10111 Codes of Practice.
9. Unspecified radii must be R3.
10. A balanced layout is important, and candidates will be penalised for poor
planning.
11. Work neatly.

(8090272) -3-
QUESTION 1: FUNDAMENTALS OF ENGINEERING DRAWING, ELECTRICAL

FITTINGS AND WELDING SYMBOLS
NOTE: Answer this question on the attached ANSWER SHEET and submit with
DRAWING SHEET.

1.1 Write down the meaning of the following abbreviations:
1.1.1 CHAM
1.1.2 ASSY
1.1.3 CSK HD
(3 × 1) (3)
1.2 Name TWO types of CAD software used in engineering industry. (2)
1.3 Make a neat freehand drawing of a 20 mm PVC male adaptor. (5)
1.4 FIGURE 1 shows a joint with welding symbols.


1.4.1 Name the type of welded joint shown.
1.4.2 Write down what the THREE elements of the welding symbol
represents in FIGURE 1.
(b)
(a)
(c)
FIGURE 1 (4)
[14]

(8090272) -4-
QUESTION 2: SCREW THREADS
FIGURE 2 (below) shows an incomplete front view of a tapered flange bolt.


Draw the given view to scale 1:1.Show a detailed construction of the right-hand square
thread on Part S. The screw thread has a pitch of 14 mm.
FIGURE 2 [12]

(8090272) -5-
QUESTION 3: FIRST-ANGLE ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION
FIGURE 3 (on the next page) shows a front view and top view of a pulley coupling in
first-angle orthographic projection. The coupling is joined by means of two M10 bolts and
hexagonal nuts. The bolts are in their correct working position however, the securing
nuts have been omitted.

3.1 Draw, to scale 1:1, the following views in first-angle orthographic projection:
3.1.1 A full sectional front view on cutting plane B-B, with the securing nuts
in position. (9)
3.1.2 A full sectional top view on cutting plane A-A

 (6)
3.2 Print the following title and scale centrally beneath the layout.
PULLEY COUPLING
SCALE 1:1 (2)
3.3 Layout, neatness, linework and accuracy (5)

(8090272) -6-
FIGURE 3 [22]

(8090272) -7-
QUESTION 4: ISOMETRIC VIEW
FIGURE 4, (below) shows three views of a casting drawn in third-angle orthographic

projection.

Draw, to scale 1:1, an isometric view of the casting. Do not redraw the given views.
Point P must be the lowest point. 

No hidden detail is required.
FIGURE 4
[14]

(8090272) -8-
QUESTION 5: INTERPENETRATION

FIGURE 5 (below) shows two views of a T-end, in first-angle orthographic projection,
without interpenetration lines.
FIGURE 5
Redraw, to scale 1:1, the TWO given views and show the following:
5.1 The interpenetration curve on the front view 

5.2 All construction lines needed to project the curve of interpenetration
[13]

(8090272) -9-
QUESTION 6: THIRD-ANGLE ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION AND MACHINING

SYMBOLS
FIGURE 6 (on the next page) shows two views of an axle shaft connector in third angle
orthographic projection.

6.1 Draw, to scale 1:1, the following views of the axle shaft connector in third-angle
orthographic projection:
6.1.1 A full sectional front view (6)
6.1.2 An outside right view without hidden detail (4)


6.1.3 A sectional top view on cutting plane X-X (6)
6.2 Insert the third-angle orthographic projection symbol in a position below the title
and scale (1)
6.3 At A, indicate that a surface texture with a roughness value of 25µm must be
produced without the removal of material. (2)
6.4 Layout, neatness, linework and accuracy  (6)

(8090272) -10-
FIGURE 6 [25]
TOTAL: 100
Copyright reserved
(8090272)
ANSWER SHEET:
EXAMINATION NUMBER:
CENTRE NUMBER:
1.1 1.1.1
1.1.2
1.1.3
(3 × 1) (3)
1.2 1.2.1
1.2.2
(Any 2 × 1) (2)
1.3
(5 × 1) (5)
1.4 1.4.1
1.4.2(a)
1.4.2(b)
1.4.2(c)
(4 × 1) (4)
[14]
Copyright reserved
MARKING GUIDELINE
12 August 2021
This marking guideline consists of 12 pages.
NOTE: MARKERS SHOULD PREPARE THEIR OWN TEMPLATES AS DRAWINGS AND

SKETCHES IN THIS MARKING GUIDELINE ARE NOT TO SCALE.

MARKING GUIDELINE -2-

1.1 1.1.1 CHAMFER
1.1.2 ASSEMBLY
1.1.3 COUNTERSUNK HEAD

(3 x 1) (3)
1.2  AutoCAD
 TurboCAD
 Solid Work
 Inventor
any other applicable software
(ANY 2 x 1) (2)
1.3
Correctness 3
Accuracy 1
Line work 1
TOTAL: 5
(5)
1.4 1.4.1 T-joint
1.4.2(a) Fillet weld
1.4.2(b) Weld all round
1.4.2(c) On site
(4)
[14]
MARKING CRITERIA FOR CORRECTNESS MARK

ALLOCATION
1.1 Abbreviations 3
1.2 CAD 2
1.3 Electrical Fitting 5
1.4 Welding Symbol 4
TOTAL: 14



2
4


2
1
FIGURE 2


7
5


6
MARKING CRITERIA
Correctness 8
Line work 2
Accuracy 1
Layout and neatness 1
TOTAL: 12

MARK ALLOCATION FOR CORRECTNESS
1 1 mark for the direction 1 mark

2 2 marks for the thread detail 2 marks
3 1 mark for start detail 1 mark
4 1 mark for the pitch 1 mark
5 1 mark for the taper flange 1 mark
6 1 mark for the square stud 1 mark
7 1 Mark for the undercut 1 mark
TOTAL 8 marks [12]

QUESTION 3: FIRST-ANGLE ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION AND MACHINE

SYMBOLS
√ 4 √ 4
5  5 
2 √ √ 3 √ 2
1
1
 4 4 
√ √
2 √ √ 3 √ 2
√ 7 8 √ 7
√
6 6
 

√ √
1 9
1
0
0
8
√

MARKING CRITERIA
Correctness:
FV 9
TV 6
Title and scale 2
Line work 2
Accuracy 2
TOTAL: 22
FV
1 2 marks for SECTIONING of pulleys 2 marks
2 2 marks for SECTIONING of plates 2 marks
3 1 mark for OPENING 1 mark
4 2 marks for bolts and thread (½ mark for bolt & ½ mark for 2 marks
thread x 2)
5 2 marks for HEXAGONAL NUTS in correct position 2 marks
TOTAL 9 marks
TV
6 2 marks for SECTIONING PULLEYS 2 marks
7 1 mark for NOT SECTIONING PULLEYS (½ mark each) 1 mark

8 1 mark for BACK PLATE (½ mark above and below slot) 1 mark
9 1 mark for SLOT 1 mark

10 1 mark for SECTIONING BOLTS (½ mark each) 1 mark
TOTAL 6 marks

QUESTION 4: ISOMETRIC
 3
√
2
1
1
√
2 √ 3
√ 4
 √
3
√
4
√ √ √
2 √
4 1
4
1
 P

MARKING CRITERIA
Correctness:
Right Plane 2
Front Plane 1½
Top Plane 2½
Half Circle 2
Point P 1
Linework 2
Accuracy 2
Layout & Neatness 1
TOTAL: 14
1 2 marks for RIGHT PLANE 2 marks
2 1 ½ marks for FRONT PLANE 1 ½ marks

3 2 ½ marks for TOP PLANE 2 ½ marks
4 2 marks for HALF CIRCLE 2 marks

TOTAL 8 marks

√
3
√
4
√
√
2
√
4
√
1
√
√
√
√
1
3
4
√
2
√
4
√
√
√
3
4
MARKING CRITERIA
Correctness 2
Construction Lines 3
Interpenetration curve 3
Linework 2
Accuracy 2
Layout & Neatness 1
TOTAL: 13
1 1 mark for TOP VIEW 1 mark
2 1 mark for FRONT VIEW 1 mark

3 3 Marks for CONSTRUCTION LINES (needed to project the 3 marks
curve of interpenetration)
4 3 Marks for INTERPENETRATION LINE 3 marks
TOTAL 8 marks

QUESTION 6: THIRD-ANGLE ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION
√
7
√
9
8
√
√ 7
8
√
9
√
√
6

3
A



1
√

B
1

√
D

2
√
C
√
√
F
1
√
4
√
√
√
E

F
√

MARKING CRITERIA
Correctness:
FV 6
LV 4
TV 6
Projection symbol 1
Line work 3
Accuracy 2
Surface texture symbol 2
TOTAL: 25

FV
1 2 marks for SECTIONING 2 marks
2 1 mark for HOLE not sectioned 1 mark
3 1 mark for U GAP not sectioned 1 mark
4 1 mark for Ø12 hole not sectioned 1 mark
5 1 Mark for FORK end not sectioned 1 mark
TOTAL 6 marks
LV
6 1 Mark for the U GAP ENDS (1/2 mark each) 1 mark
7 1 Marks for the U GAP (back part) 1 mark
8 1 Mark top piece of PIPE 1 mark
9 1 Mark bottom piece of PIPE 1 mark
TOTAL 4 mark
TV
A 1 mark for U GAP sectioned 1 mark
B 1 Mark for SHOULDER sectioned 1 mark
C ½ mark for sectioned PIPE ½ mark
D ½ mark for Ø 30 HOLE ½ mark
E 1 mark for Ø12 HOLES not sectioned (½ mark each) 1 mark
F 2 marks for FORK ENDS sectioned (½ mark on either side of 2 marks
Ø12 hole)
TOTAL 6 marks
TOTAL: 100
Copyright reserved
(8090272)
16 February 2022 (X-paper)
09:00–13:00
REQUIREMENTS: A2 drawing sheet (BOE 8/20)
Drawing instruments may be used.
This question paper consists of 9 pages and 1 answer sheet.
284Q1E2216

(8090272) -2-

TIME: 4 HOURS
MARKS: 100

question paper.
5. Draw a border of 15 mm on both sides of the DRAWING SHEET.
6. All drawings to be drawn neatly using your own drawing instruments, unless
indicated differently.
7. Only the candidate information on the drawing sheet must be done in ink. ALL
other drawing work must be done in pencil.
8. All drawings must conform to the latest SANS 10111 Codes of Practice.
10. A balanced layout is important, and candidates will be penalised for poor
planning.
11. Write neatly and legibly.

(8090272) -3-
QUESTION 1: FUNDAMENTALS, DRAWING TERMINOLOGY, ABBREVIATIONS,

MACHINE SCREWS AND ELECTRICAL FITTINGS
NOTE: Answer this question on the attached ANSWER SHEET and submit with
DRAWING SHEET. All answers to be PRINTED in pencil.
1.1 Line quality in Engineering Drawings is very important. ❈

Name THREE characteristics that apply to the lines of a drawing. (3)
1.2 Give the abbreviation of the following terms:
1.2.1 Counterbore
1.2.2 Hexagon head
1.2.3 Pitch-circle diameter

(3 × 1) (3)
1.3 Name four (4) types of welding joints.
❈ (4 × 1) (4)
1.4 Give the names of FIVE positive locking devices, with reference to nuts. (5)
[15]
FIGURE 1 (below) shows an incomplete front view and a right view of a

VALVE-END PLUG.
❈
Draw the front view to scale 1:1, with left-hand external V-thread indicated at B. Show
detailed construction of the thread. The screw thread has a pitch of 6mm.
❈
No hidden detail is required.
FIGURE 1
[12]

(8090272) -4-
FIGURE 2 (on the next page) shows the primary views of a heavy-duty hinge in
first-angle orthographic projection.
❈
The hinge is joined together by means of an M30 bolt and a hexagonal nut.
The bolt is in its correct working position; however, the securing nut has been omitted.
3.1 Draw, to scale 1:1, the following views in first-angle orthographic projection:❈
3.1.1 A full sectional front view on cutting plane A–A with the securing nut
in position. (8)
❈
3.1.2 An outside left view, with the securing nut in position.
No hidden detail is required. (6)
3.2 Insert the first-angle orthographic projection symbol below the title and scale. (1)
3.3 Layout, neatness, line work and accuracy. ❈ (5)

(8090272) -5-
FIGURE 2
[20]
(8090272) -6-
QUESTION 4: ISOMETRIC ❈
FIGURE 3 (below) shows two views of a casting drawn in first-angle orthographic
projection.
FIGURE 3
Do not redraw the given views but draw to scale 1:1 an isometric view of the casting.
Point P must be the lowest point

❈
No hidden detail is required. [15]

(8090272) -7-
FIGURE 4 (below) shows the front and top view of two cylinders that intersect at right
angles.
❈
Draw to a scale of 1:1, the following:
5.1 The TWO given views in third-angle orthographic projection. (2)
5.2 The interpenetration curve on the front view. ❈ (3)
5.3 All construction lines needed to project the interpenetration curve. (3)
5.4 Layout, neatness, line work and accuracy. ❈ (5)
FIGURE 4
[13]

(8090272) -8-
QUESTION 6: THIRD-ANGLE ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION AND MACHINE

SYMBOLS
FIGURE 5 (on the next page) shows a front view and a right view of a shaft bracket in
third-angle orthographic projection.
❈
6.1 Draw to scale 1:2 and in third-angle orthographic projection the following views:
6.1.1 A full sectional front view (7)
6.1.2 A sectional right view on cutting plane X–X. (4)
6.1.3 A top view without hidden detail. ❈ (3)
6.2 Print the following title and scale beneath the layout.
SHAFT BRACKET
SCALE 1:2 (2)
6.3 Insert the third-angle orthographic projection symbol below the title and scale. (1)
6.4 At point A, insert the machine symbol to indicate the surface texture roughness
value of 6,3 µm without the removal of material. (2)
6.5 Line work, accuracy, layout and neatness.

❈ (6)

(8090272) -9-
FIGURE 5
[25]
TOTAL: 100
Copyright reserved
(8090272)
EXAMINATION NUMBER:
CENTRE NUMBER:
ANSWER SHEET:
❈
1.1
(ANY 3 ×1) (3)
1.2 1.2.1
❈
1.2.2
1.2.3
(3 × 1) (3)
❈
1.3
(ANY 4 × 1) (4)
1.4 ❈
(ANY 5 × 1) (5)
[15]
Copyright reserved
MARKING GUIDELINE
16 February 2022
NOTE: MARKERS SHOULD PREPARE THEIR OWN TEMPLATES AS DRAWINGS AND

SKETCHES IN THIS MARKING GUIDELINE ARE NOT TO SCALE.

QUESTION 1: FUNDAMENTALS, DRAWING TERMINOLOGY, ABBREVIATIONS,

MACHINE SCREWS AND ELECTRICAL FITTINGS
1.1  Lines should be black, uniform and bold

 Lines should be of consistent density and reflectance
 Lines should be entirely drawn with pencil.
 Each type of line should be of a consistent thickness
(ANY 3 × 1) (3)
1.2 1.2.1 CBORE

1.2.2 HEX HD
1.2.3 PCD
(3 × 1) (3)
1.3  BUTT JOINT

 LAP JOINT
 T-JOINT
 CORNER JOINT
 EDGE JOINT
(ANY 4 × 1) (4)
1.4  LOCK NUT

 SLOTTED NUT
 SIMMONDS NUT
 CASTLE NUT
 TAB WASHER
(ANY 5 × 1) (5)
[15]

1  2  6

8
√
5 
8
√
7 
3  4
MARKING CRITERIA
Correctness 8
Line work 2
Accuracy 1
TOTAL: 12

2 1 mark for external thread 1 mark
3 1 mark for the angle of thread 1 mark
4 1 mark for the pitch 1 mark
5 1 mark for thread detail 1 mark
6 1 mark for start detail 1 mark
7 1 mark for end detail 1 mark
8 1 mark for bolt head 1 mark
TOTAL 8 marks [12]

5 √ √ B
2 √ √ 2 A A
√ √
√
1 5 1 √
√ E
√
6 √  √
C C
4 √
√
D
√
√ 1 3 1
√ D
√
√ 4
6
√
√ √
C
√ √1 C
1
B √
3 √
MARKING CRITERIA
Correctness:
FV 8
LV 6
Projection symbol 1
Line work 2
Accuracy 2
TOTAL: 20

SECTIONED FV
1 3 marks for sectioning 3 marks

2 1 mark for secure hexagonal nut 1 mark
3 1 mark for square bolt 1 mark
4 1 mark for threaded holes 1 mark
5 1 mark detail before and after nut 1 mark
6 1 mark for centre lines (back holes) 1 mark
TOTAL 8 marks
LV
A 1 mark for the secure hexagonal nut 1 mark

B 1 mark for the square head bolt (square head and thread) 1 mark
C 2 marks for the Ø15 holes 2 marks
D 1 mark for the mounting plate 1 mark
E 1 mark for the detail seen through the Ø15 holes 1 mark
TOTAL 6 marks
[20]

QUESTION 4: ISOMETRIC
3 √
4
√
√3  1
2
2
√
4
3 √ 1

3 √
4 √ 4
√
√
4
√ 4
MARKING CRITERIA
Correctness 9
Point P in correct position 1
Line work 2
Accuracy 2
TOTAL: 15

1 2 marks for the left plane 2 marks
2 2 marks for the front plane 2 marks
3 2 marks for the top plane & showing rectangular shape and 2 marks
base of hole
4 3 marks for the isometric circles 3 marks
TOTAL 9 marks [15]

2 √

3 √ 2

3
4
 4
1 1 √
√
3 4
MARKING CRITERIA
Correctness:
FV, TV 2
Construction lines (to project curve) 3
Line work 2
Accuracy 2
TOTAL: 13
1 1 mark for the front view and auxiliary view 1 mark
2 1 mark for the top view and auxiliary view 1 mark
3 3 marks for the construction lines (to project the curve) 3 marks
4 3 marks for the interpenetration curves 3 marks
TOTAL 8 marks [13]

QUESTION 6: THIRD-ANGLE ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION AND MACHINE
SYMBOLS
√ √ √ √

A B C
B C
√
1 √
1 8
7
√ 3 3 √ 
√ 1 1 √
4 √ √ 4 4 √ 6
5 
√ 1
1 √
 2
√ 1




MARKING CRITERIA
Correctness:
Sectional FV 7
Sectional RV 4
TV 3
Title & scale 2
Projection symbol 1
Machine symbol 2
Line work 3
Accuracy 2
TOTAL: 25
FULL SECTIONAL FV
1 3½ marks for sectioning 3 ½ marks
2 1 mark for the Ø26 hole not sectioned 1 mark
3 1 marks for the Ø16 holes not sectioned 1 mark
4 1½ marks for the Ø 64 holes and the Ø 70 hole not sectioned 1 ½ marks
TOTAL 7 marks
SECTIONAL RV
5 1 mark for Ø 70 hole not sectioned 1 mark
6 1 mark for sectioning 1 mark
7 1 mark for Ø 16 hole not sectioned 1 mark
8 1 mark for mounting bracket 1 mark
TOTAL 4 marks
TV
A 1 mark for pipe support 1 mark
B 1 mark for mounting bracket 1 mark
C 1 mark for the ridge support 1 mark
TOTAL 3 marks [25]
TOTAL: 100
Copyright reserved
(8090272)
13 July 2022 (X-paper)

09:00–13:00
REQUIREMENTS: ONE A2 drawing sheet (BOE 8/20)
Calculators and drawing instruments may be used.
This question paper consists of 10 pages and an answer sheet.
282Q1A2213

(8090272) -2-

TIME: 4 HOURS
MARKS: 100

question paper.
4. QUESTION 1 must be answered on the ANSWER SHEET (attached) and

handed in with the DRAWING SHEET.
6. Draw a 15 mm border on both sides of the DRAWING SHEET.
7. All drawings should be drawn neatly using your own drawing instruments,
unless otherwise specified.
8. Only the candidate information on the DRAWING SHEET must be indicated in

ink. All other drawing work must be made in pencil.
9. All drawings must conform to the latest SANS 10111 Code of Practice.
11. A balanced layout is very important and candidates will be penalised for poor
planning.
12. Work neatly.

(8090272) -3-
QUESTION 1: DRAWING TERMINOLOGY, ABBREVIATIONS, COMPUTER-AIDED

DRAUGHTING AND FASTENERS
NOTE: Answer QUESTION 1 on the ANSWER SHEET (attached), write your

EXAMINATION NUMBER in the space provided and submit it with the
1.1
DRAWING SHEET.

Choose a description from COLUMN B that matches the use of the machine
screw type in COLUMN A. Write only the letter (A–D) next to the question
number (1.1.1–1.1.4) on the ANSWER SHEET (attached).
COLUMN A COLUMN B
1.1.1 round-head screw A mostly used on covers for various types of
panels on machines
1.1.2 countersunk-head B used regularly in light engineering
screw
1.1.3 socket-head screw C used extensively in the electrical industry
1.1.4 fillister-head screw D mainly used in toolmaking for various jigs
(4 × 1) (4)
1.2 Write the following abbreviations in full:

1.2.1
1.2.2
ROM
CPU

1.2.3 DOS
(3 × 1) (3)
1.3 FIGURE 1 shows a view of a conventional representation application of an M20

hexagon-head bolt and hexagonal nut.
Calculate the dimensions according to the required proportions for (a) to (e)
represented on this figure and write only the answer next to the letter (a–e) on
the ANSWER SHEET.
(a) (c)
(e)

(b)
(d)
FIGURE 1
(5 x 1) (5)
[12]

(8090272) -4-
FIGURE 2 shows the front view of a VALVE SPINDLE.

Draw ONLY part A of the VALVE SPINDLE to scale 1:1. 
Provide part A with a single-start external left-hand square screw thread with a pitch of
16 mm.
FIGURE 2
[10]

(8090272) -5-
QUESTION 3: FIRST-ANGLE ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION AND MACHINE

SYMBOLS
FIGURE 3 on the next page shows an outside front view and an outside left view of a
pipe guide in first-angle orthographic projection.
3.1

Draw, to scale 1:1, the following views in first-angle orthographic projection:
3.1.1 A full sectional front view on cutting plane X–X (6)
3.1.2 A sectional left view on cutting plane Y-Y (6)
3.2 Insert the following title and scale centrally beneath the layout:
PIPE GUIDE
SCALE 1:1 (2)
3.3 Draw the symbol for the first-angle orthographic projection beneath the title
and scale. (1)
3.4 At A: Add a machining surface symbol with a roughness value of 6,3 μm
3.5
produced by a milling machine.

At B: Indicate that machining is not permitted on this plane
(3)
(2)
3.6 Line work, accuracy, layout and neatness. (5)

(8090272) -6-
FIGURE 3
[25]
(8090272) -7-
QUESTION 4: ISOMETRIC PROJECTION
FIGURE 4 shows two views of a workpiece in third-angle orthographic projection.
Do not draw the given views, but draw to scale 1:1, an isometric view of the workpiece.
Point P must be the lowest point.
NO hidden detail is required.


FIGURE 4
[15]
(8090272) -8-

FIGURE 5 shows two views of a forked end without the interpenetration lines.
5.1 Redraw the two views in first-angle orthographic projection to scale 1:1. (4)
5.2 Show all the construction lines needed to project the interpenetration curve. (3)
5.3 Draw the interpenetration curve on the front view. (3)
5.4 Line work, accuracy, layout and neatness. (5)
FIGURE 5
[15]
(8090272) -9-
FIGURE 6 on the next place shows a front view and a top view of a bracket in

third-angle orthographic projection.
Draw to scale 1:1 and in third-angle orthographic projection the following views of the
bracket:
6.1 A full-sectional front view on cutting plane B–B (5)
6.2 A full-sectional right view on cutting plane A–A (6)
6.3 An outside top view. NO hidden detail required. (4)
6.4 Insert the third-angle orthographic projection symbol centrally beneath the
layout. (1)
6.5 Line work, accuracy, layout and neatness (7)



(8090272) -10 -
FIGURE 6
[23]
TOTAL: 100
(8090272)
EXAMINATION NUMBER:
ANSWER SHEET
QUESTION 1
1.1 1.1.1
1.1.2
1.1.3
1.1.4
(4 × 1) (4)
1.2 1.2.1
1.2.2
1.2.3
(3 × 1) (3)
1.3 (a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(5 × 1) (5)
[12]
Copyright reserved
MARKING GUIDELINE
13 July 2022


1.1 1.1.1 B
1.1.2 C
1.1.3 D
1.1.4 A
(4 × 1) (4)
1.2 1.2.1 Read-only memory
1.2.2 Central processing unit
1.2.3 Disk operating system

(3 × 1) (3)
1.3 (a) 14
(b) 20
(c) 16
(d) 6
(e) 2
(5 × 1) (5)
[12]

4✓
√
✓2
3
1
✓
2
✓
√ 4
3
✓
MARKING CRITERIA
Correctness 6
Line work 2
Accuracy 1
TOTAL: 10
MARK ALLOCATION FOR CORRECTNESS – QUESTION 2

2 2 marks for the thread detail 2 marks
3 1 mark for start and end detail 1 mark
4 2 marks for pitch 2 marks
TOTAL 6 marks

QUESTION 3: FIRST-ANGLE ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION AND MACHINE SYMBOLS
√
7
✓ 10
✓
✓
√ 8
9
✓
✓
10
6
✓
√
✓
10
✓
√
8
✓
5 √
✓
4
✓ 5
√3
5 ✓
✓
2
√
✓ ✓
1
√
5

MARKING CRITERIA
Correctness
FS FV 6
FS LV 6
Title and scale 2
FAOP symbol 1
Surface symbols A & B 5
Line work 2
Accuracy 2
TOTAL: 25
FSFV
1 ½ mark for Ø20 hole ½ mark

2 1 mark for web 1 mark
4 1 mark for groove 1 mark
TOTAL 6 marks
SLV
6 1 mark for Ø36 hole 1 mark

7 1 mark for Ø20 hole 1 mark
8 1 mark for outline shape (8mm) 1 mark
9 1 mark for the groove (not sectioned) 1 mark
TOTAL 6 marks

QUESTION 4: ISOMETRIC PROJECTION
3 √
√
2
√
1 2
√ √ √
2
3
✓ √ 3
√ 4
3
✓ 4
1
✓5 √
√
2
1 √

MARKING CRITERIA
Correctness 9
Point P in correct position 1
Line work 2
Accuracy 2
TOTAL: 15
1 2 marks for the front plane 2 marks

2 2 marks for the right plane 2 marks
3 2 marks for the top plane 2 marks
4 2 marks for the isometric hole 2 marks
5 1 mark for the base arc 1 mark
TOTAL 9 marks

1 1
√ √
✓ 3 √ 3√
4 ✓
4
✓
4
√ √
3 3
1
✓
3 √
√
3
2
✓
2
✓

MARKING CRITERIA
Correctness
FV, TV 4
Construction lines (to project curve) 3
Line work 2
Accuracy 2
TOTAL: 15
1 2 marks for the front view 2 marks

2 2 marks for the top view 2 marks
3 3 marks for the construction lines (to project the curve) 3 marks
4 3 marks for the interpenetration curve 3 marks
TOTAL 10 marks

C
√
F√
D√ E
√
√
E
D√
C √ F√
7
√ 8√
8√
4√
6√
3√ 9✓
5✓
B✓
8√ 8√
A A
√ √
2√ 1✓ 2√ 8√ 8√

MARKING CRITERIA
Correctness
S–FV 5
S–RV 6
TV 4
Projection symbol 1
Line work 3
Accuracy 2
TOTAL: 23
S–FV
1 1 mark for sectioning 1 mark

2 1 mark for holes not sectioned (centre lines shown) 1 mark
5 1 For plate not sectioned 1 mark
6 ½ mark for elevated surface Ø26 ½ mark
7 ½ mark for R20 arc ½ mark
TOTAL 5 marks
S–RV

9 1 mark for filleted surface Ø20 sectioned 1 mark
A 1 mark for filleted surface Ø12 holes 2 marks
B 1 mark for space between plates 1 mark
TOTAL 6 marks
TV
C 1 marks for Ø10 holes with elevated surface Ø16 1 mark

D 1 mark for plates 1 mark
E 1 mark for filleted surface Ø26 1 mark
F 1 mark for base 1 mark
TOTAL 4 marks
TOTAL: 100
Copyright reserved

Engineering Drawing N2: National Certificate

Uploaded by

Document Information

Original Title

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

Engineering Drawing N2: National Certificate

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

NATIONAL CERTIFICATE

12 August 2021 (X-paper)

Drawing instruments may be used.

This question paper consists of 10 pages and 1 answer sheet.

Copyright reserved Please turn over

DEPARTMENT OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING

INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION

1. Answer all the questions.

2. Read all the questions carefully.

3. Number the answers according to the numbering system used in this

4. Use both sides of the DRAWING SHEET.

5. Draw a 15 mm border on both sides of the DRAWING SHEET.

9. Unspecified radii must be R3.

11. Work neatly.

Copyright reserved Please turn over

QUESTION 1: FUNDAMENTALS OF ENGINEERING DRAWING, ELECTRICAL

1.3 Make a neat freehand drawing of a 20 mm PVC male adaptor. (5)

1.4 FIGURE 1 shows a joint with welding symbols.

Copyright reserved Please turn over

QUESTION 2: SCREW THREADS

FIGURE 2 (below) shows an incomplete front view of a tapered flange bolt.

Copyright reserved Please turn over

QUESTION 3: FIRST-ANGLE ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION

3.1.2 A full sectional top view on cutting plane A-A

3.3 Layout, neatness, linework and accuracy (5)

Copyright reserved Please turn over

Copyright reserved Please turn over

QUESTION 4: ISOMETRIC VIEW

FIGURE 4, (below) shows three views of a casting drawn in third-angle orthographic

Point P must be the lowest point. 

Copyright reserved Please turn over

5.1 The interpenetration curve on the front view 

Copyright reserved Please turn over

QUESTION 6: THIRD-ANGLE ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION AND MACHINING

6.1.1 A full sectional front view (6)

6.1.2 An outside right view without hidden detail (4)

6.4 Layout, neatness, linework and accuracy  (6)

Copyright reserved Please turn over

This marking guideline consists of 12 pages.

NOTE: MARKERS SHOULD PREPARE THEIR OWN TEMPLATES AS DRAWINGS AND

Copyright reserved Please turn over

QUESTION 1: FUNDAMENTALS OF ENGINEERING DRAWING, ELECTRICAL

1.1 1.1.1 CHAMFER

1.1.3 COUNTERSUNK HEAD

1.4 1.4.1 T-joint

1.4.2(a) Fillet weld

1.4.2(b) Weld all round

MARKING CRITERIA FOR CORRECTNESS MARK

Copyright reserved Please turn over

QUESTION 2: SCREW THREADS

Copyright reserved Please turn over

MARK ALLOCATION FOR CORRECTNESS

1 1 mark for the direction 1 mark

Copyright reserved Please turn over

QUESTION 3: FIRST-ANGLE ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION AND MACHINE

Copyright reserved Please turn over

MARK ALLOCATION FOR CORRECTNESS

1 2 marks for SECTIONING of pulleys 2 marks

2 2 marks for SECTIONING of plates 2 marks

3 1 mark for OPENING 1 mark

6 2 marks for SECTIONING PULLEYS 2 marks

7 1 mark for NOT SECTIONING PULLEYS (½ mark each) 1 mark

9 1 mark for SLOT 1 mark