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INGEGNERIA DELL'AUTOVEICOLO

AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING

Engineering
drawings

Elvio Bonisoli
Politecnico di Torino - DIGEP
elvio.bonisoli@polito.it
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Introduction
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Lessons, practices
and Laibs
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Course characteristics
Course: ENGINEERING DRAWING – 6 CFU
(Department of Management and Production Engineering)

Prof. Elvio Bonisoli  Lessons


Prof. Vittorio Vicentini
Prof. Elvio Bonisoli  Practices
Prof. Roberto Binello
Prof. Roberto Binello  Laibs
Team A: surname A - L
Team B: surname M - Z
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Weekly scheduling

Mechanical Engineering – 2nd year

Engineering drawing (02KXXJM – 02KXXLI)


… No overbooking is allowed !!!
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Weekly scheduling

Laib3D
Team A

3D
Laib1D
Team B
3D

= Lesson
3D
= Practice
= Laib
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Material and aims …
Lessons: please follow scheduling
 Periodic material on web
 Reference books …

Practices:
 A3 papers with PoliTo drawing form
 Pencils, eraser, ruler, squares and compass

Laibs:
 3D CAD: SolidWorks 2012 or 2013
 Instruction to download …
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Material and aims …

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Material and aims …

Course homepage:
https://didattica.polito.it/pls/portal30/sviluppo.guide.visualizza
?p_cod_ins=02KXXJM&p_a_acc=2015&p_lang=IT
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Material and aims …

Course homepage:
https://didattica.polito.it/pls/portal30/sviluppo.guide.visualizza
?p_cod_ins=02KXXJM&p_a_acc=2015&p_lang=IT
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Material and aims …

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Material and aims …


Aims and topics of the course:
 Introduction to engineering drawing
 ISO & ASME regulations
 Orthographic projections and linework
 Sections, sectional views and interpenetrations
 Dimensioning principles and manufacturing processes
 Dimensional tolerancing
 Geometrical tolerancing, roughness and surface texture
 Screws, nuts, bolts and threads
 Keys and keyways

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Material and aims …
Idea of learning:

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Material and aims …


Idea of learning: (cont.)

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SolidWorks educational kit

To download on the web:

http://www.solidworks.com/EuropeanSDK

ID Educational Licence: 643706


Name VAR: Nuovamacut Automazione
Email: NEEDED !!!
(i.e. name@studenti.polito.it) 15 / 86

SolidWorks educational kit

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SolidWorks educational kit

ID Educational Licence: 643706


Name VAR: Nuovamacut Automazione
Email: name.surname@studenti.polito.it

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Material and aims …

Reference books:

Simmons, Maguire,
“Manual of Engineering Drawing”
Elsevier, 2nd Ed., 2004.

Simmons, Maguire, Phelps,


“Manual of Engineering Drawing”
Elsevier, 3rd Ed., 2009.

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Material and aims …

… other reference books:

Chirone, Tornincasa,
“Disegno Tecnico Industriale”
Il Capitello, Vol.1, 2, 2010.

Jensen, Helsel, Short,


“Engineering Drawing & Design”
McGraw-Hill, 2009.

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Introduction
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Instructive targets

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Learn a new language …

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Requirements

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 Base knowledge of geometrical
description (Orthographic Projections)
 Base knowledge of computer
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Practices and tools

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Pencils, eraser, ruler, squares and compass …

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Note: lead hardness


2B, B, HB, F, H, 2H

Pencil with micro-lead


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Drawing paper sizes: A3

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Drawing paper sizes: A3

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Examples of drawings

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Drawing and PLM
(Product Lifecycle Management)

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Conceptual phase

Simulation and validation


Product development
New product planning

Process
development

Recycle
Production

Quality control
Customer support
Marketing 38 / 86
… when is drawing used ?
… to transfer product information

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… what is drawing aim ?


“Contract / Agreement” meaning of drawing
between designer and manufacturer or
verifier (product functionality)

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Drawing
to communicate

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The engineer language of


communication is the drawing

You must know the grammar, the


syntax and the rules of graphic
language

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As a means of communication, the
design should transmit a mental
picture of the object, with all the
features, shapes and sizes

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Drawing for communicate

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… who define standards
of drawing ?

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ISO International
Standard
Organization

CEN
Comitè Europèen
de Normalisation

UNI
Ente Nazionale Italiano di Unificazione
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Standard: rules that set the conditions of
production of an object or implementation
that you want to unify the use or to ensure
the interchangeability

in order to achieve a more optimal overall


economy, taking into account the functional
and safety requirements

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Standard
Compliance
with voluntary code of
practice, recommendation,
how to design

Standard corporation

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Technical rule
Compliance mandatory in
the interest of health and
social safety

Public corporation

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Standards

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from the Latin “unum facere”, the reduction
of possible objects to few units, that meet
the needs of different uses …

Standards fix for each item a number


and a qualitative dimension series that
significantly reduced the manufacturing
variety

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Examples of standards elements

Monkey wrench Screws, nuts, bolts and threads

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Reference book chapters …

Chirone, Tornincasa,
“Disegno Tecnico Industriale”
Il Capitello, Vol.1, 2010, Ch.2.

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Drawing scales
(UNI EN ISO 5455)
Dd Drawing dimension
Scale  
Dr Real dimension

Scale 1:5 Scale 1:1 Scale 2:1

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Standard drawing scales

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Scale 1:1 Standard scales

Scale 1:2

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Scale 1:10
Drawing sizes Real sizes

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Lines and linework


(UNI EN ISO 128-2O)

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Types of line

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Types of line
lines
Solid

line
Dashed

h ed - d otted line
Das
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Some examples …
Solid wide lines (1)

Cylinder axis

Solid narrow lines (1/4)


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Some examples …
Solid wide lines (1) Solid narrow
irregular lines
(1/4)

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Some examples …
Dashed-dotted lines

Dashed lines 63 / 86

Some examples …

Solid narrow
lines (1/4)
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Some examples …

Dashed-dotted lines (with solid wide extremities)


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Thickness of lines:
0.13, 0.18, 0.25, 0.35
0.5, 0.7, 1, 1.4, 2 mm

Typical for A4-A3 papers:


 Solid wide lines 0.4 mm
 Dashed lines 0.2 mm
 Solid or dashed-dotted lines 0.125 mm
Lettering: 4 mm
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No!

Si

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No!

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Drawing paper sizes


(UNI EN ISO 5457)

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Format a b
A0 841 1189
A1 594 841
A2 420 594
A3 297 420
A4 210 297

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Drawing paper sizes: A3

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Drawing structure: squaring off paper

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Drawing paper folding


(UNI 938)

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A0 drawing paper folding

Horizontal A0 Vertical A0

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A1-A2 drawing paper folding

A1 A2

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A3 drawing paper folding

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After conceptual phase, product base


ideas are defined, without any
productive or process detail …

Preliminary drawings of
D’Ascanio’s Vespa

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Reference book chapters …

Simmons, Maguire,
“Manual of Engineering Drawing”
Elsevier, 2nd Ed., 2004, Ch.5, pp. 45.

Simmons, Maguire, Phelps,


“Manual of Engineering Drawing”
Elsevier, 3rd Ed., 2009, Ch.5, pp. 39.

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