Assessment 3

MEM9002B

Diego Carlos

March 21, 2023

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Table of Contents

Contents
Table of Contents.....................................................................................................................2

Engineering Symbols...............................................................................................................3

Title Block.................................................................................................................................8

Drawing Revisions.................................................................................................................10

Reference List........................................................................................................................11

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Engineering Symbols
With reference to the Australian Standard AS1100.101-1992 (R2014), sketch (ruled)

some of the common symbols used in engineering plans for the following:

• fillet weld

• Universal Beam: 250 UB 37.3

• finish surface of 1.6 roughness value applied

• M16 bolt – plan view

• M16 bolt – side view (conventional representation)

• centreline in circles

• internal thread – plan view

• example of a third angle projection

• third angle projection symbol

• three examples of geometric tolerance symbols

Using AutoCAD 2023 for sketching the symbols, these are the following:

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Title Block
With reference to the Australian Standard AS1100.101-1992 (R2014), what information

is found on a Title Block that might be useful to a draftsperson? A minimum of five

examples are to be researched and presented here, either in bullet point format or a

short report (Maximum of 250 words, double spaced, no font heights above 11 points,

and NO comic sans MS).

Located below the drawing, in the right-side corner, shows a significant amount of

information for understanding its extent. Most important details are as it follows:

 Drawing Title

Title of the drawing given at the beginning of the project.

 Drawing Size

Drawing sheet size (e.g., A3, A4, etc.) chose.

 Scale

Used to represent drawings to a larger or smaller scale, depending on the

circumstances.

 Revision Box

Keeps track of the revisions issued for a particular drawing. A summary of the

changes that have been made.

 Quality Assurance

Administrative information, specifically, things like signatures from people who have

drawn or reviewed the drawing, revision letters, drawing and project number.

 Company Information

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 Shows the company logo, address and, professional registration number.

 Method of Projection

Illustrated in the drawing itself. For Australia, 3rd angle projection is normally the

method of projection utilized in most drawings.

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Drawing Revisions
With regard to assessment 2, part (a), if any drawing revisions were identified as

being incorrect, please go to canvas and download the correct version as directed.

After looking at the drawing revisions for assessment 2, Drawing No. 160206-S08 exhibited

a different letter from the register, thus, the correct version has been downloaded,

accordingly.

Drawing No. 160206-S08 (Rev F)

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Reference List
Elder, S. (2021) The Basics of Surface Finish, gdandtbasics. Available at:

https://www.gdandtbasics.com/basics-of-surface-finish/ (Accessed: 6 April 2023).

Suckling, Q. (2021) How to read structural drawings: A deep dive from A to Z, Sheer Force

Engineering. Available at: https://sheerforceeng.com/how-to-read-structural-drawings-a-

deep-dive-from-a-to-z/ (Accessed: 4 April 2023).

Techstreet Enterprise 1992, Technical drawing Part 101: General principles, accessed 4

April 2023, https://online-viewer.techstreet.com/virtualviewer/?

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