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    The document discusses technical drawings used for engineering design. It covers component drawings, which are used to specify part fabrication or procurement. The lecture focuses on component drawings and tolerances. It discusses various types of views and dimensions used in component drawings, such as orthographic projections, isometric views, linear and angular dimensions. It also covers tolerancing techniques including datums, dimensioning and geometric dimensioning and tolerancing to specify allowable variation in part features.

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    The document discusses technical drawings used for engineering design. It covers component drawings, which are used to specify part fabrication or procurement. The lecture focuses on component drawings and tolerances. It discusses various types of views and dimensions used in component drawings, such as orthographic projections, isometric views, linear and angular dimensions. It also covers tolerancing techniques including datums, dimensioning and geometric dimensioning and tolerancing to specify allowable variation in part features.

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    The document discusses technical drawings used for engineering design. It covers component drawings, which are used to specify part fabrication or procurement. The lecture focuses on component drawings and tolerances. It discusses various types of views and dimensions used in component drawings, such as orthographic projections, isometric views, linear and angular dimensions. It also covers tolerancing techniques including datums, dimensioning and geometric dimensioning and tolerancing to specify allowable variation in part features.

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    Technical Drawings

    • Models
    – Used for design and analysis
    – SolidWorks, I-DEAS, Pro-E, …
    • Component Drawings
    – Used to specify fabrication or procurement of parts
    – AutoCad, Pro-E, Solid Works …
    • Assembly Drawings
    – Used to specify assembly of parts
    – AutoCad, Pro-E, SolidWorks …

    • This lecture covers component drawings and tolerances

    • References
    • Earle, J. H., Engineering Design Graphics (Addison-Wesley, 1983)
    • ASME Y14.5M Dimensioning and tolerancing

    J. H. Burge
    University of Arizona 1
    Component Drawings

    • Orthographic projection
    • Isometric layout
    • Dimensioning
    • Tolerancing

    J. H. Burge
    University of Arizona 2
    3-view orthographic projection

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    University of Arizona 3
    Inclined planes

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    University of Arizona 4
    Hidden lines

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    University of Arizona 5
    Holes and cylinders

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    University of Arizona 6
    Concentric cylinders

    J. H. Burge
    University of Arizona 7
    Auxiliary views

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    University of Arizona 8
    Auxiliary views

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    University of Arizona 9
    Section views

    J. H. Burge
    University of Arizona 10
    Half section views

    J. H. Burge
    University of Arizona 11
    Pictorial (3D)drawings

    J. H. Burge
    University of Arizona 12
    Isometric layout

    J. H. Burge
    University of Arizona 13
    Isometric drawings (2)

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    University of Arizona 14
    Cylinders in isometric

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    University of Arizona 15
    Linear dimensions

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    Angular dimensions

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    University of Arizona 17
    Grouping of dimensions

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    Application of dimensions

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    Staggered dimensions

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    Leaders

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    Diameters, radii

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    Tabular dimensions

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    Tolerances

    J. H. Burge
    University of Arizona 24
    Default tolerances
    Can be specified in Title Block of drawing

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    Specification of datum

    J. H. Burge
    University of Arizona 26
    Datum reference frame

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    University of Arizona 27
    Reference to datum

    MMC = Maximum Material Condition


    LMC = Least Material Condition
    J. H. Burge
    University of Arizona 28
    Geometric reference symbols

    J. H. Burge
    University of Arizona 29
    Definition of cylindrical OD datum

    RFS: regardless of
    Feature Size

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    University of Arizona 30
    Definition of cylindrical ID datum

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    University of Arizona 31
    Concentricity

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    Surface flatness

    J. H. Burge
    University of Arizona 33
    Surface parallelism
    General

    Using tangent plane

    J. H. Burge
    University of Arizona 34
    Perpendicularity

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    University of Arizona 35
    Parallelism for axis

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    University of Arizona 36
    Runout

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    University of Arizona 37
    Surface orientation

    J. H. Burge
    University of Arizona 38
    Use of feature control frames

    J. H. Burge
    University of Arizona 39
    Basic dimensions

    J. H. Burge
    University of Arizona 40
    Meaning of basic tolerances
    Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing

    J. H. Burge
    University of Arizona 41
    Tolerancing using basic dimensions

    J. H. Burge
    University of Arizona 42
    Example of multiple features

    J. H. Burge
    University of Arizona 43
    Tolerance zones

    J. H. Burge
    University of Arizona 44

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