Day 1-Student-Principles of Engineering Drawing

SUBJECT:
ENGINEERING DRAWING
(CI1003) (CI1004)
Lecturer: HUYNH TAN PHAT

Department: ENGINEERING DRAWING
Office: 603 B4
E-mail: htphat@hcmut.edu.vn
11/01/2024 Subject: Engineering Drawing 2
GROUP CI1003-232-CC01
REFERENCES
Completing all QUIZZES for

each content is a
prerequisite for taking the
bonus points
REFERENCES
• Technical Drawing • Vẽ Kỹ Thuật
FREDERICK E. GIESECKE Lê Ngọc Tuyền
ASSESSMENT SCHEME
1. Exercise: 30% (CI1003)
2. Experiment: 20% (CI1004)
3. Midterm Test: 0%
4. Final Test: 50% Computer–based Test, 100’

EXPERIMENT (CI1004)
1. AutoCAD Drawings
2. The score is the average of 4
experiments
3. Students are supposed to attend
04/04 sessions
4. This score must be at least 4 to take
the final test
FINAL TEST
1. AutoCAD Drawings
2. This score must be at least 3 to get
the other components for the final
score
EXERCISE (CI1003)
1. Manual drawings
2. The score is the average of all the
exercises
3. Including exercise in class (A),
assignment (B), and project (C)

ASSIGNMENT (CI1003)
1. Manual drawings
2. The score is the average of 3 the
assignments
ASSIGNMENT-1 (CI1003)
ASSIGNMENT-1 (CI1003)
PROJECT (CI1003)
1. Manual and ACAD drawings
2. Teamwork
3. Watch the INTRODUCTION FOR PRACTICE
SESSION on LMS
ENGINEERING DRAWING (CI1003 + CI1004)

Day Theory (12) Practice (4) Experiment (4)
1 T1
2 T2
3 T3 P1
4 T4 P1
5 Exercise in T5 Assignment P2Project (C) E1
class (A) (B)
6 T6 P2 E1
7 T7 P3 E2
8 T8 P3 E2
9 T9 P4 E3
10 T10 P4 E3
11 T11 E4
12 T12 Exercise (30%) E4
EXPECTED LEARNING OUTCOMES

Ability to describe technical ideas
presented on engineering drawing
INTEGRITY
Ability to interpret technical ideas
presented on engineering drawing
Engineering drawing shall comply

with ISO standards
DETAIL CONTENTS
• Chapter 1–Use and Converse Drawing Instruments/Equipment
• Chapter 2-Principles of Engineering Drawings
• Chapter 3-Geometric Constructions
• Chapter 4-Orthographic Projection
• Chapter 5-Types of Solid
• Chapter 6-Orthographic Representation
• Chapter 7-Sectional View and Section
• Chapter 8-Assembly Drawing
• Chapter 9-Threads and Fasteners
• Chapter 10-Tolerance and Surface Roughness
DRAWING INSTRUMENTS
• Drawing pencils
• Straight ruler, L-Shape ruler,
Triangle ruler square set
• Compass
• Eraser
• Drawing board
• Erasing shield
• Circle ruler
DRAWING PENCILS - ERASER
0.7mm
0.3mm
RULER - L SHAPE RULER

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Straight Ruler
No.C30
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
TRIANGLE RULER SQUARE SET
30cm
COMPASS
ERASING SHIELD
DRAWING BOARD
THE ROLE OF ENGINEERING DRAWING
connection
Design department staff Construction department staff
Engineering drawing must have unity when presented.
TECHNICAL DRAWING STANDARDS

11/01/2024 Technical Drawing Standards 27
TECHNICAL DRAWING STANDARDS
Standard Margins and

Overview
Sheets Borders
Drawing
Title Block Lines
Scale
Lettering Dimensioning
STANDARD SHEETS ISO 5457 : 1999
• Sheet Sizes
International size (mm) A0 A1 A2 A3 A4
Height (a1) 841 594 420 297 210

Width (b1) 1189 841 594 420 297
S ⋲ 1 m2 a1 : b1 = 1 : √2
A2
A1
A2
A0
MARGINS AND BORDERS ISO 5457 : 1999
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
A A
B
Each layout begins with a border B
drawn inside the sheet margin

C C
Margin D Thick border D
E E
F F
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Chapter 1 – Technical Drawing Standards

10
Thick border
20 Line width: 0.7mm 10
Left margin: 20mm
The other margins: 10mm
10
Thin border
Line width: 0.35mm

10
Centering marks
Put at symmetry axis of the
trimmed sheet
Line width: 0.7mm
Length of line: 10mm


1 2 3
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
A
A
50 50 A
B
Grip reference system B
B
Line width: 0.35mm
C
Length of field: 50mm C
D
Text height: 3.5mm D
E E
F F
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4
A A A
B B B
C
A3 – A0 sheets C
A4
C
D
use what is called a D (vertical) D
“landscape” orientation
E
(horizontal) E E
F
F F
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

TITLE BLOCK ISO 5457 : 1999
Location: the lower right corner of the

format
Standard areas in the title block: set
by design department
With manual drawing, you need to draw the thick border only.
ASSIGNMENT 1
Copy the drawing

SCALE 1:50
under ISO standards
∅25
1:3
500 6000
R16
5
36
72
Drawn by LN Bảo Trân 17/01

Check by DRAWING LINES
HCMC University of Technology Scale 1:1
Group: - (Student ID) Sheet 01
TITLE BLOCK ISO 5457 : 1999

Your name
DRAWING LINES ISO 128-20:1996/ ISO 128-24:2004

The meaning of each line on technical drawing is
indicated by its width and its particular line style
• Thick/wide and thin/narrow drawing lines
• Line width (lineweight):
0.13, 0.18, 0.25, 0.35, 0.5, 0.7, 1, 1.4, 2, …
• The width of extra wide, wide and narrow lines
are in the ratio of 4 : 2 : 1

NOTE:
• Thick lines should be twice the width of thin
lines
• All lines except construction lines must be
sharp and dark


Length of a dash: 12d

Gaps between dashes: 3d
Hidden line
d: line width
Center line Length of a long dash: 24d
Manual drawing: short-dashes (maximum

length: 0.5mm) should be used
LETTERING ISO 3098-0:2000
• Nominal size of lettering: is defined by the

height (h) of the outline contour of the upper-
case letters
h = (1.3), 1.8, 2.5, 3.5, 5, 7, 10, 14, 20
75
°
• Lettering angle: UPPERCASE Lowercase
• Height of lower-case letters = 7h/10
a

Use extremely light horizontal guidelines
to keep the letter height uniform
SCALE ISO 5455: 1979
Linear dimension
Full size
Real linear
on drawing 1:1 dimension
Reduction scales Enlargement scales

1:2 1:5 1:10 2:1 5:1 10:1
1:20 1:50 1:100
1:200 1:500 1:1000
DIMENSIONING ISO 129-1:2004
Rules for dimensioning
Extension line, dimension line,

dimension figure
Dimension symbols

h = 3.5
⌀25
Extension line ≥10
500
2
Dimension figure
Dimension line
⌀25
3
1.5
500
Arrow head, closed and filled 30° (Closed filled)

Arrow head, closed 30° (Closed blank)
Arrow head, open 30° (Open 30)
Terminators
Arrow head, open 90° (Open 90)
Oblique stroke (Architectural tick)
Point (Dot)
SCALE 1:50
1:3
6000
The ratio shows the tangent

Slope
TLsymbol
SCALE 1:50
1:50 of inclined angle
1:3
6000
Symbol of symmetry
TL 1:50
SCALE 1:50 5
1.5
1:3
1.5
6000
The priority of drawing lines
1- Visible outlines and edges
2- Hidden outlines and edges
This length is flexible
3- Cutting plane lines
4- Center lines/Lines of symmetry
5- Centroidal lines
6- Extension lines/Projection lines
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SUBJECT:

Lecturer: HUYNH TAN PHAT

Completing all QUIZZES for

2. Experiment: 20% (CI1004)

4. Final Test: 50% Computer–based Test, 100’

2. The score is the average of all the

3. Including exercise in class (A),

assignment (B), and project (C)

2. The score is the average of 3 the

1. Manual and ACAD drawings

3. Watch the INTRODUCTION FOR PRACTICE

ENGINEERING DRAWING (CI1003 + CI1004)

EXPECTED LEARNING OUTCOMES

Engineering drawing shall comply

DRAWING PENCILS - ERASER

RULER - L SHAPE RULER

TRIANGLE RULER SQUARE SET

THE ROLE OF ENGINEERING DRAWING

Engineering drawing must have unity when presented.

TECHNICAL DRAWING STANDARDS

TECHNICAL DRAWING STANDARDS

Standard Margins and

STANDARD SHEETS ISO 5457 : 1999

Height (a1) 841 594 420 297 210

MARGINS AND BORDERS ISO 5457 : 1999

drawn inside the sheet margin

Margin D Thick border D

Chapter 1 – Technical Drawing Standards

MARGINS AND BORDERS ISO 5457 : 1999

MARGINS AND BORDERS ISO 5457 : 1999

Chapter 1 – Technical Drawing Standards

MARGINS AND BORDERS ISO 5457 : 1999

Chapter 1 – Technical Drawing Standards

MARGINS AND BORDERS ISO 5457 : 1999

Length of field: 50mm C

Chapter 1 – Technical Drawing Standards

MARGINS AND BORDERS ISO 5457 : 1999

Chapter 1 – Technical Drawing Standards

TITLE BLOCK ISO 5457 : 1999

Location: the lower right corner of the

Copy the drawing

Drawn by LN Bảo Trân 17/01

TITLE BLOCK ISO 5457 : 1999

DRAWING LINES ISO 128-20:1996/ ISO 128-24:2004

Chapter 1 – Technical Drawing Standards

DRAWING LINES ISO 128-20:1996/ ISO 128-24:2004

Chapter 1 – Technical Drawing Standards

DRAWING LINES ISO 128-20:1996/ ISO 128-24:2004

Length of a dash: 12d

Center line Length of a long dash: 24d

Manual drawing: short-dashes (maximum

LETTERING ISO 3098-0:2000

• Nominal size of lettering: is defined by the

LETTERING ISO 3098-0:2000

LETTERING ISO 3098-0:2000

SCALE ISO 5455: 1979

Reduction scales Enlargement scales

DIMENSIONING ISO 129-1:2004

Rules for dimensioning

Extension line, dimension line,

Chapter 1 – Technical Drawing Standards

Arrow head, closed and filled 30° (Closed filled)

The ratio shows the tangent