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Engineering Drawing Lab - Introduction

The document discusses engineering drawing topics such as the definition of engineering drawing, types of machine drawings including production drawings, exploded assembly drawings, schematic assembly drawings, and others. It also describes common drawing instruments like the drawing board, T-square, set square, protector, compass, and pencil and their uses. Finally, it outlines the components of a sheet layout including margins, borders, orientation marks, title blocks, and grids as well as lists some common computer-aided design software used for engineering drawings.

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Engineering Drawing Lab - Introduction

The document discusses engineering drawing topics such as the definition of engineering drawing, types of machine drawings including production drawings, exploded assembly drawings, schematic assembly drawings, and others. It also describes common drawing instruments like the drawing board, T-square, set square, protector, compass, and pencil and their uses. Finally, it outlines the components of a sheet layout including margins, borders, orientation marks, title blocks, and grids as well as lists some common computer-aided design software used for engineering drawings.

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RME 1116

Engineering Drawing Lab TOPIC

D R. S HU G ATA A H M E D
Introduction to Engineering Drawing
A S S I S TA N T P R O F E S S O R
D E PA RT M E N T O F R O B O T I C S A N D
M E C H AT R O I C S E N G I N E E R I N G
FA C U LT Y O F E N G I N E E R I N G A N D
TECHNOLOGY
UNIVERSITY OF DHAKA

M D . S H IFAT- E - A R M A N B H U Y I A N
LECTURER
D E PA RT M E N T O F R O B O T I C S A N D
M E C H AT R O I C S E N G I N E E R I N G
FA C U LT Y O F E N G I N E E R I N G A N D
TECHNOLOGY
UNIVERSITY OF DHAKA
Definition of Engineering Drawing

Types of Machine Drawing

Drawing Instruments and their


Uses
Contents
Sheet Layout

Software for Engineering Drawing


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Engineering
Drawing

It provides necessary information about the shape, size,


surface quality, material, manufacturing process, etc., of the
object.
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Types of Machine
Drawing
Production drawing

• Used by the technicians on the shop-floor for

manufacturing the parts.

• It must provide information about part

number, dimensions, tolerance, surface

finish, material and stock size, manufacturing

process, special finishing process if required,

and no. off required for each assembly.

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Exploded assembly
drawing
• It represents the details of machine in a pictorial
form as it is assembled.

• It helps the mechanics for dismantling machine for


repairing purpose.

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Schematic assembly
drawing
This type of assembly drawing is used for
explaining working principle of any machine.

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Drawing for • This is assembly drawing without

instruction dimensions.

manual • Each part of machine is numbered so that it


can be easily dismantled or assembled if
required.

• This is also used for explaining working


principle of each part.

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Drawing for
installation
• This is assembly drawing with
overall dimensions.

• It is used for the preparation of


foundation for installing machine.

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• Special assembly drawings are prepared for
Drawing for
catalogues, with overall and principal
catalogue
dimensions.

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Tabular drawing

• This is part drawing. It is used when components


of same shape, but different dimensions are to be
manufactured.

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Patent drawing
• It is generally assembly drawing
either in pictorial form or
principal view of orthographic
projection of machine.

• It is used for obtaining patent of


the machine.

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Drawing instruments and
their uses
Drawing Board

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T-Square Used for drawing horizontal lines

The working edge of the T-square is also used as a base for set-
squares to draw vertical, inclined or mutually parallel lines.

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Set square
•Set-squares are used for drawing all straight lines except the horizontal lines.

•In combination with the T-square, lines at 30° or 60° angle with vertical or horizontal lines can be
drawn with 30°- 60° set-square and 45° angle with 45° set-square.

•The two set-squares used simultaneously along with the T-square will produce lines making angles
of 15°, 75°, 105° etc.

•Parallel straight lines in any position, not very far apart, as well as lines perpendicular to any line
from any given point within or outside it, can also be drawn with the two set-squares.
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Protector
•Used to draw or measure such angles as cannot be drawn with the set-squares.

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Compass
•The compass is used for drawing circles and arcs of circles..

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Pencil
•HB Soft grade for border lines, lettering and free sketching.

•H Medium grade for Visible outlines, visible edges and boundary lines.

•2H Hard grade for construction lines, Dimension lines, Leader lines, Extension lines,

Centre lines, Hatching lines and Hidden lines.

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Sheet Layout
Sheet sizes

Sheet Layout

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Margin and Border Lines

Sheet Layout

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Borders, Frames, Orientation mark and
Grid Reference System

Sheet Layout

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Title block

Sheet Layout

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Software for
Engineering
Drawing

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TinkerCAD
FreeCAD
BlocksCAD
Creo
List of Fusion 360°

Software AutoCAD
Solidworks
CATIA
OpenSCAD
Rhino

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