SC OE rome eGo l) hme Denali 9.1 Contents of assembly drawings 9.2 Representation Methods of assembly drawings 9.3. Dimensioning and Specifications for assembly drawing: 9.5 Rationality of Fitting Structures 9.6 The method and steps to produce an assembly drawing 9.7 Interpreting and Separating Assembly Drawing 9.4 Numbering and Item block of parts and assemblies P Siro Assembly Drawings nL baele Nan 4 drawing used to repre- sent a machine, an assembly unit and other equipment. In addition to show structures and forms of maj parts, assembly drawing is also used to represent the operating principles and connections of individual parts of the assembly The assembly drawing is an important technical document for the design, manufacturing, use, assembly, and repair of the machine.9.1 Contents of assembly drawin: Tears Represents 1)relative mounting position of each part; DT Manne eruita Cee Meurer nc OU ie PR ARO Include 1) external dimensions;2) assembly dimensions;3) characteristic dimensions; 4) location dimensions;5) mounting dimensions;6)as well as, other important dimensions. Rests nievmec icon ta? NETH na tS UC CS DN Tosa ECM oM TO gen G ReConitere ter)) operation, acceptance check; 3) decoratio PMs rile ee Omen Cres Ee aeRO See eM TL Toe roe nF SUSE a CUT m UE CSce ner, drawer,9.2 Representation Methods ently 4 EU ESBIES ed the erate eG ee Bie ceSoceae LRA SCC COROT CoS SOS TRON Ee SRC tT URAC NALS small clearance. 2. Section lines in two contiguous metal parts must be Moyo) es Ccamesvesre sooo OLMRNNC Lee ans oraCecomR A oS COUIS TNC OMT Ua UNL S aL e SSCHRC a 3. If the Screwed fastening piece and solid piece ( shaft, Biya oP coer NcLoaT Noes ole Mem encom OpnreaLanCe oT AY sO Sai Cae Melcea Reet 9.2.1 Special representation COU Nae) Cit representation Sree cnm neat TCC Rem RLU na aD RUS ROOK Om Reto lines of the fitting surface rene oe meat section lines of parts that PCO UICC CitPoort ooo) resentation Trarieirttns Roe et eet PERO ns usc EROS RSC sg PaO acest that the interfering Pee Cee eine a Peon Make sure to represent renee iat Crater Te Rot esa RM Oa C ocean Se rene oan Pera na oer tC moving parts or other parts related to the peers hans emaenmatonits Ean NAR LEAL od Cena e Ros line with one long and two amecR os4. Single piece representation DPR cu a cea) ere a tetas eth epreeniee en Rat Rin) Riccar erent ins Remnuntarntersat ieare Femi cr east Pao crant| PUTT icles Co ae osm Reece nts Pet en eR eat erry Y Bate Pomme ee ONE eConoi eco eata ete oc Ee caer pen ee cncaS ome)SEG 3. Mounting dimensions That represent the dimensions required to mount the machine or subassembly to its base or to another units. 4. External dimensions BUNTON NM aCe yCeconTa oe en width, and height and are useful for pa distribution and transportation. 5. Other dimensions SU eCenriCoLUCelcm any oeLucsUiTare Lane MOy MIE (ODM o-UASRE Le! limited dimensions of moving parts é EOD Pepe REA9.3.2 Technical requirements Use text or symbols to indicate the requirements of the performance, fitting, mounting, inspection, debugging. use of the machine or subassembly and transportation. Technical requirements are very briefly written at the bottom right hand comer. 9.4 Numbering and Item block of parts av 9.4.1 Nr Sagt namie er oe NM Cece en es eco c Tw eT near the circle of the leader. The font size shall be one or two Reco Rea neem ee Nie 2.A leader shall be drawn from the visible contour of the part or subassembly with a thin solid line. The end of the leader shall have a small dot. If it is not easy to draw a dot, one can point to the contour STU 3. The leader cannot be intercrossed or parallel to section lines. ere AEN et oR NCOs A ae cd Pye omens PO We es eens aca es errno Nery be labeled with a shared leader Se reek eRe me Re eR once, The number shall be arranged clockwise or counterclockwise in the view along the horizontal or vertical direction, PreT ny peETC No me Oro teate ee? Prete tee a a eee BC e ee weer aac Cmts cmeS ICs Perttearar etcetera m acer et ter retary Peewee ent ester tet Pee Cem Uae Fiireettcaerncerto3. Two tapered parts are permitted to have only one eo NE CoaSUU Eee H NCO Sonne Chee MECC) Voc ence SEN rede uted ecctnrol CaCO Sec COMO em ELIT a to machine a chamfer, groove or round at the corner2. There should be enough space when there or thread Le ehnaibed so that the bolt can be removed. (1) oe : Ss === Yaa Yi. Yy < There should be enough space when there is a thread fastener so that the bolt can be removed.(2) rN A | ro3. One should consider disassembly when there is a bearing by lowering the shaft shoulder. re eon ote} Fintererte tN 9.5.3 Dowel structureaaa Ea Codey COB icc ing 2) Cone tan oe Reeling2. Contents of a representation.Axonometric drawing of a ball valve Wrench 13 Sr Ted Sees ed i rs H an Soe ed (2) Selecting the front view Normally, the part is positioned in the working position for producing the front view. One should show Be as possible the structure and features, the main fitting relationships and function and working principles of the machine or assemb! (3) Selecting other views One may use different views to represent various other portions not clearly represented in the front view. Civ reo eMeO TS (Comm O LET ere Ce LLeCOeitOmETETEL Soon a TiToag Oa TITeAT oD ca SOROS CONIA IRE RTCA ape of the majoCo CCC ea ROC ars Selecting other views9.6.2 Steps to produce an assembly drawingide Pamir Cena ante Beit 2. Specify the draw P Naru Tome UCM EA Pieacece tO LU LLC C Seco hmm itey Hetero ey meron view. When positioning views, Eto we Colin ntenes (OU mTiLed Prva ICON e Beeson ioe 8According to Boil) hi Rt Coe he hag the other parts Cn assembly line (3) Draw the valve ono (4) Draw the Seal- ST eae cl 4. Draw the other EMSau ly hae ice ODP re mute lias Feta emrea eaO a safe valve 9.7.2 Methods and steps Pe Cone nC Cutan yr Thy (1) the name, purpose, and specification can be EYce teal sulting the item block, specification and investigation (2) in order to understand the composition of the machine or subassembly, look up the name, quantity, PRC CmOR Cente met memeri teen arnt enermenutrm Teter io kane Peat tecnica teeter kant omen eRt inom Tent meoectasa far aie = ie? a [a a eee a] sek EREKE 2, Analyzing views OC ROR eco OCR ee cn drawing, find out the location and projection direction f each view, sectional view and cut view, note lel tn loam lesa arb Va ore cel K ea Le Leen conventional representation or simplified representation. Make sure that the contents of each view is clear.Front view Left side view. Understand working principles and fitting relationship| (1) Start from the views representing the movement relationship. Make sure that the relative movement between the moving part and nonmoving part is clear. SUCRE ENMU Memeo Centre ToT Protos (2) Start from the view most clarified onan oam tie main assembling line. Make sure the fitting relationship Cymere mr mre Tem nT inet reamenT Rteet te positions as well as the relative positions of each part. (1) The working principles of the safe valveMuara tons Rotor ston Ns eden nomen urtsAssembly drawing of oom ACs Front view of oye Mae aeNY renie ensite Pag ers Pret ee Ceetoat Te een Ton Oceano Rani eretttitoy cere oats Ronn Clean TRC) Ciricere mae tirns Poa ee tron stsee Poise Seana eS esr vine nts?