Q3: Mark the Following True or False 1. Hidden lines are used in sectioned area when they are needed for clarity. 2. The arrows at each end of the cutting plane lines indicate the position of cutting. 3. The position of the cutting plane are shown on final drawing. 4. The centrelines take precedence over cutting plane lines. 5. If there are enough sectional views on a drawing to use up all of the letters of the alphabet, then double letters are used to label the cutting- plane lines and related views 6. In the isometric drawing, the three planes between the isometric axes and any plane parallel to them are called nonisometric planes. 7. The centreline technique to draw isometric drawing is used on objects with many circles and arcs. 8. The orientation of an isometric circle is not related to the isometric plane where it is placed. 9. It is not common for isometric drawings of manufactured products to be dimensioned. 10.In the isometric drawing, dimension and extension lines are drawn in directions that are not parallel to the principal lines. 11.The Knuckle thread is used for rough work. It is used in railway carriage, couplings, electrical bulbs and necks of glass bottle etc. 12.Round cup bolt is just like a cheese headed bolt having a snug in the shank, but the head is of a arc shape. 13.All the dimensions of bolt, nut and washer are based on the nominal diameter of thread. 14.The detailed representation is the most common method of drawing thread symbols 15. When an internal screw thread does not go through the part, it is common to drill deeper than the depth of the required thread when possible.
Q3: Mark the Following True or False 1. Hidden lines are used in sectioned area when they are needed for clarity. 2. The arrows at each end of the cutting plane lines indicate the position of cutting. 3. The position of the cutting plane are shown on final drawing. 4. The centrelines take precedence over cutting plane lines. 5. If there are enough sectional views on a drawing to use up all of the letters of the alphabet, then double letters are used to label the cutting- plane lines and related views 6. In the isometric drawing, the three planes between the isometric axes and any plane parallel to them are called nonisometric planes. 7. The centreline technique to draw isometric drawing is used on objects with many circles and arcs. 8. The orientation of an isometric circle is not related to the isometric plane where it is placed. 9. It is not common for isometric drawings of manufactured products to be dimensioned. 10.In the isometric drawing, dimension and extension lines are drawn in directions that are not parallel to the principal lines. 11.The Knuckle thread is used for rough work. It is used in railway carriage, couplings, electrical bulbs and necks of glass bottle etc. 12.Round cup bolt is just like a cheese headed bolt having a snug in the shank, but the head is of a arc shape. 13.All the dimensions of bolt, nut and washer are based on the nominal diameter of thread. 14.The detailed representation is the most common method of drawing thread symbols 15. When an internal screw thread does not go through the part, it is common to drill deeper than the depth of the required thread when possible.
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1. Hidden lines are used in sectioned area when they are needed for clarity.
2. The arrows at each end of the cutting plane lines indicate the position of
cutting.
3. The position of the cutting plane are shown on final drawing.
4. The centrelines take precedence over cutting plane lines.
5. If there are enough sectional views on a drawing to use up all of the
letters of the alphabet, then double letters are used to label the cutting-
plane lines and related views
6. In the isometric drawing, the three planes between the isometric axes and
any plane parallel to them are called nonisometric planes.
7. The centreline technique to draw isometric drawing is used on objects
with many circles and arcs.
8. The orientation of an isometric circle is not related to the isometric plane
where it is placed.
9. It is not common for isometric drawings of manufactured products to be
dimensioned.
10.In the isometric drawing, dimension and extension lines are drawn in
directions that are not parallel to the principal lines.
11.The Knuckle thread is used for rough work. It is used in railway carriage,
couplings, electrical bulbs and necks of glass bottle etc.
12.Round cup bolt is just like a cheese headed bolt having a snug in the
shank, but the head is of a arc shape.
13.All the dimensions of bolt, nut and washer are based on the nominal
diameter of thread.
14.The detailed representation is the most common method of drawing
thread symbols
15.When an internal screw thread does not go through the part, it is common
to drill deeper than the depth of the required thread when possible.
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