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    This document discusses conventions used in machine drawings. It introduces the need for standards in machine drawings to enable interchangeability of parts, easy replacements, and mass production. It then covers drafting standards, line types, sectioning conventions to differentiate materials, and conventions for representing threads, bolted joints, nuts, bolts, washers, and various locking arrangements. Special purpose bolts are also addressed. References for further reading on machine drawing are provided.

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    This document discusses conventions used in machine drawings. It introduces the need for standards in machine drawings to enable interchangeability of parts, easy replacements, and mass production. It then covers drafting standards, line types, sectioning conventions to differentiate materials, and conventions for representing threads, bolted joints, nuts, bolts, washers, and various locking arrangements. Special purpose bolts are also addressed. References for further reading on machine drawing are provided.

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    IS Conventions

    By Chavan A. G.

    Introduction

    Machine Drawing and its applications. Need of Standards in machine drawing


    Interchangeability of parts. Easy replacements. Reduced stock or inventory. Better efficiency and specified quality. Mass production of components.

    Drafting standards. Drawing sheet specifications. Line types in machine drawing.

    Conventions

    Different conventions of section lining to differentiate between various materials. Drawing of a component in its true projection involves a lot of time, its convention may be used to represent the actual component.

    Conventional Representation of Materials

    Metric Threads

    Various thread profiles

    Conventional representation of threads

    External Threads

    Internal Threads

    Conventional representation of machine components

    Conventional representation of machine components

    Conventional representation of machine components

    Typical Bolted Joint

    Nut Bolt With Washer

    Washer

    Square Headed Bolt with Squ. Neck

    T Headed Bolt

    Hook Bolt

    Eye Bolt

    Locking with Lock Nut Locking with Pin Castle Nut

    Various locking arrangements

    Various locking arrangements

    Various locking arrangements

    Various locking arrangements

    Special Purpose Bolts

    Special Purpose Bolts

    References and Suggested readings


    Machine Drawing- N.D. Bhatt. Machine Drawing- Ajeet Singh. Machine Drawing- K.L. Narayana. Lecture Notes NPTEL. Machine Design Databook- McGraw Hill Publications.

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