SUMMARY REVIEW NO. 2B
Graph paper is provided at the end of this review for your use. Refer to the drawing, Chassis for Utility Trailer, page 142. |
1. Name the principal views used to show the object. |
11. Should this print be identified as an assembly, or should it be identified as a detail? Give an explanation for your answer. |
2. Why is this particular arrangement of views used? |
12. Sketch the weld symbol that applies to joint 13. Sketch the weld symbol that applies to joint 14. What are the location dimensions for the drilled holes? |
3. What system of dimensioning is used? |
4. List the structural metal shapes required for making the object. |
15. Why is the 6'-8" dimension given in feet and inches rather than as 80"? |
16. Give the dimensions for the following distances: ®__________________ ®________________ a-------------------------------- $----------------------------- Q_________ ®________ 17. Give the diagonal dimension that can be used for checking the squareness of the rectangular frame. The check is to be made from its outer corners. |
5. Give the overall length sizes for the following parts: @----------------- d--------------------------- ®------------------------------ ©-------------------------- €_____________________ d__________________ ®------------------------------ 6. Give a reason for showing details A and B on the print. |
18. Sketch the different welding symbols shown on the print and give the significance of each. 19. What is the significance of the abbreviation “TYP”? |
7. What operation is performed on the end of the pipe that has been cut out? |
20. What material is specified for the pipe component of the chassis? |
8. Why are long break lines used on the principal views? |
21. Identify the pipe component by letter. |
9. Sketch the kinds of break lines that are used. |
22. a. How many detail drawings are shown on the print? |
10. Sketch a conventional break symbol that is used on the print. |
b. Identify them by letter. |