This document appears to be an exam for an Aircraft Engineering Drawing course, consisting of 4 pages with 4 questions each. The questions cover topics like sketching conventional representations of materials, drawing views of mechanical parts and assemblies, dimensioning techniques, and generating 3D models using AutoCAD commands. Students are asked to answer multiple choice and free response questions requiring sketches, orthographic views, and AutoCAD sequences. The exam is out of a total of 70 marks and focuses on engineering drawing fundamentals and computer-aided drafting skills.
This document appears to be an exam for an Aircraft Engineering Drawing course, consisting of 4 pages with 4 questions each. The questions cover topics like sketching conventional representations of materials, drawing views of mechanical parts and assemblies, dimensioning techniques, and generating 3D models using AutoCAD commands. Students are asked to answer multiple choice and free response questions requiring sketches, orthographic views, and AutoCAD sequences. The exam is out of a total of 70 marks and focuses on engineering drawing fundamentals and computer-aided drafting skills.
This document appears to be an exam for an Aircraft Engineering Drawing course, consisting of 4 pages with 4 questions each. The questions cover topics like sketching conventional representations of materials, drawing views of mechanical parts and assemblies, dimensioning techniques, and generating 3D models using AutoCAD commands. Students are asked to answer multiple choice and free response questions requiring sketches, orthographic views, and AutoCAD sequences. The exam is out of a total of 70 marks and focuses on engineering drawing fundamentals and computer-aided drafting skills.
This document appears to be an exam for an Aircraft Engineering Drawing course, consisting of 4 pages with 4 questions each. The questions cover topics like sketching conventional representations of materials, drawing views of mechanical parts and assemblies, dimensioning techniques, and generating 3D models using AutoCAD commands. Students are asked to answer multiple choice and free response questions requiring sketches, orthographic views, and AutoCAD sequences. The exam is out of a total of 70 marks and focuses on engineering drawing fundamentals and computer-aided drafting skills.
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Code :9A21301 II B.Tech I semester (R09) Regular Examinations, November 2010 AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING DRAWING WITH CAD (Aeronautical Engineering)
1 Max Marks: 70 All questions are to be answered First angle projection to be adopted
Time: 3 hours
1. Answer any two of the following: (a) Sketch the conventional representation of the following materials: i) steel ii) glass iii) wood iv) cement v) porcelene (b) Show by sketches dimensioning of tapered features. i) external and ii) internal
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(c) Sketch the internal and external ISO metric thread prole of nominal size 30 X 3 mm, to a scale of 10:1. 2. Answer any two of the following:
(a) Draw three views of a hexagonal headed bolt of nominal diameter 30 mm and length 10mm; with a square nut and a washer. (b) Draw the sectional view from the front and view from the top of the double riveted double strap chain butt joint with diameter of the rivet as 16 mm. (c) Draw the half sectional view from the front (left half in section) and view from the above of a solid journal bearing to support a shaft of diameter D and mark proportions on the views. 3. Details of double wheel landing gear are shown in the g. with dimensions in cm. Assemble all the parts and provide the following views of the assembled double wheel landing gear. View from the front and view from the right. Take suitable scale. [20M] 4. Write the commands in sequence in Auto CAD to generate the model shown in the gure below (write in drawing sheet only). [20M]
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Code :9A21301 II B.Tech I semester (R09) Regular Examinations, November 2010 AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING DRAWING WITH CAD (Aeronautical Engineering)
2 Max Marks: 70 All questions are to be answered First angle projection to be adopted
Time: 3 hours
1. Answer any two of the following: (a) Sketch the conventional representation of the following: i) Sketch on shaft ii) Holes in circular shaft (b) Draw the following made on a metal piece: i) HOLE DIA 20 C BORE DIA 30 DEEP 12 ii) DIA 28 CSK DIA 35
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(c) Sketch the following thread proles for a nominal size of 30 X 3 mm, to a scale of 10:1. i) BSW thread ii) Square thread. 2. Answer any two of the following:
(a) Draw the sectional view from the front and view from the side of a cottered joint with sleeve to connect two shafts of 40 mm dia. each. (b) Draw the sectional view from the front and view from the top of the double riveted double strap zig-zag butt joint with dia of the rivet as 16 mm. (c) Draw the half sectional view from the front (top half in section and view from the left of a socket and spigot joint connect two pipes of diameter D and mark proportions on the views. 3. Details of signal wheel landing gear are shown in the g. with dimensions in cm. Assemble all the parts and provide the following views of the assembled single wheel landing gear. View from the front and view from the right. Take suitable scale. [20M] 4. Write the commands in sequence in Auto CAD to generate the model shown in the gure below (write in drawing sheet only) [20M]
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Code :9A21301 II B.Tech I semester (R09) Regular Examinations, November 2010 AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING DRAWING WITH CAD (Aeronautical Engineering)
3 Max Marks: 70 All questions are to be answered First angle projection to be adopted
Time: 3 hours
1. Answer any two of the following: (a) Sketch the conventional representation of the following: i) Splined shaft ii) cylindrical compression spring (b) Show by sketches i) Parallel dimensioning ii) Chain dimensioning
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(c) Sketch the following thread proles for a nominal size of 30 X 3 mm, to a scale of 10:1. i) Buttress thread ii) ACME thread 2. Answer any two of the following:
(a) Draw three views of a hexagonal headed bolt of nominal diameter 30 mm and length 100mm; with a hexagonal nut and washer. (b) Draw two views of the following types of keys in position. Choose shaft diameter as 30 mm and hub diameter as 60mm. i) wood ru key and ii) parallel sunk key. (c) Draw the half sectional view from the front (top half in section) and view from the left of a solid anged coupling to connect two shafts of diameter D and mark proportions on the views. 3. Details of double wheel landing gear are shown in the g. with dimensions in cm. Assemble all the parts and provide the following views of the assembled double wheel landing gear. View from the front and view from the right. Take suitable scale. [20M] 4. Write the commands in sequence in AutoCAD to generate the model shown in the gure below (write in drawing sheet only). [20M]
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Code :9A21301 II B.Tech I semester (R09) Regular Examinations, November 2010 AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING DRAWING WITH CAD (Aeronautical Engineering)
4 Max Marks: 70 All questions are to be answered First angle projection to be adopted
Time: 3 hours
1. Answer any two of the following: (a) Sketch the conventional representation of the following materials: i) bronze, ii) cast iron, iii) gravel iv) plywood v) petrol (b) Show by sketches i) Dimensioning of chamfers ii) dimensioning of counter sinks
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(c) Draw the front view and top view of a hexagonal nut and mark proportions in terms of nominal diameter D. 2. Answer any two of the following:
(a) Draw the sectional view from the front and view from the side of a cottered joint with a gib to connect two square shafts of 40 mm side each. (b) Draw the half sectional view from the front (top half in section) and view from the left of a simple anged coupling to connect two shafts of diameter D and mark proportions on the views. (c) Draw the half sectional view from the front (left half in section) and view from the above of a bushed journal bearing to support a shaft of diameter D and mark proportions on the views. 3. Details of single wheel landing gear are shown in the g. with dimensions in cm. Assemble all the parts and provide the following views of the assembled single wheel landing gear. View from the front and view from the right. Take suitable scale. [20M] 4. Write the commands in sequence in AutoCAD to generate the model shown in the gure below (write in drawing sheet only) [20M]
