Units: Unit Is Internationally Accepted Reference Standard To Measure A Physical Quantity
Units: Unit Is Internationally Accepted Reference Standard To Measure A Physical Quantity
Units: Unit Is Internationally Accepted Reference Standard To Measure A Physical Quantity
• The number of units is lesser than number of physical quantity because base/ fundamental units are common units
rest are derived units from base units.
• SI System- SI unit is that it is an abbreviation of the French word Système International. The International System Of
Units (SI) is the metric system that is used universally as a standard for measurements.
• System of units:
4. Newton kg m/ s2 N
o 1 acre = 4046.856 m2
Volume
o 1 m3 = 1000 lit ABBREVIATION
o 1 bbl = 42 gal(US)
o 1 bbl = 0.158 m3
Mass
o 1 sec = 1000 ms
Speed
o SPEED will be based on basics of LENGTH and TIME FORCE
ABBREVIATION
• A scale drawing or model is taking the original and shrinking it down proportionally.
1. The number on the left of the colon refers to one unit on the page as a representation of real life.
2. The number on the right of the colon refers to how many time larger the real-life measurement is.
3. In this case one millimeter on a page represents 50 millimeters in real- life measurement; which means a single line
unit length is drawn on the page in reality is 50 times longer. ( 1mm= 0.05 m)
4. Henceforth a square area ( Length x width ) is drawn on a page, the real life area is 50 times length and fifty times
width so 250 times larger.
Scale
Scale
Sl. Length on Length on drawings Real life object Real Life Object
No.
1. 1:50 1 cm 50cm 0.5 Meters
o The divisions between 1 unit are to be paid attention to. o The divisions between 1 unit are to be paid attention to.
o At 1:2 scale 0-20 is 1cm as per actual scale which means o At 1:50 scale 0-1 is 2cm as per actual scale which means
every division is considered to be 2 mm every 2 division is considered to be 1 mm
Scale 1:50
To make a layout of 1:50
o Human Body – Showing a human body on a drawing immediately gives the reader an indication of the scale. This is
more commonly used in the concept, schematic and design development drawings, and NOT construction or working
drawings.
o Written Scale – Within each drawing title on a drawing page or sheet you can include the scale of that drawing or
detail. This is written as “1:20 on A3” or “1:100 on A1.” This is fine if you know the drawing has been printed to scale
but if for example, an A3 drawing is printed on A4, there is no way of knowing the correct scale. When we know the
scale of the drawing is correct, we can use a scale ruler.
o Scale Bar – These are shown on a drawing and represent a printed scale like the scale on a scale ruler. They
immediately allow the reader to compare the scale within the drawing to a defined scale on the scale bar. The great
thing about scale bars is they adjust automatically and proportionally when a drawing page is shrunk or enlarged.
Scale Bar
We can use a scale bar like a scale ruler when the drawing has been printed to an unusual scale.
Length- Imperial
0 1 inch 2 inch 3 inch
½ inch 1 ½ inch 2 ½ inch 4 inch
3 ½ inch
o 1 m2 = (100)2 cm2
o 1 m2 = (1000)2 mm2
o 1 hec = 104 m2
o 1 km2 = 106 m2
o 1 km2 = 100 hec
o 1 km2 = 247.105 acre
o 1 acre = 4046.856 m2
20 square units
Area calculation
Example
8m
3m
Example
1850 mm
3600 mm
12 m
Example
1500 mm
Unit Conversion of Areas
Area Conversion Multiplying the
o For any conversion from a smaller unit to higher unit we need to multiply the
conversion factor and when its vice versa we divide with the conversion factor.
(LengthX factor (m to area with
width) ft) converted area
o To convert any length we multiply the original measurement by the conversion units
factor. 12m 3.28084
o To convert area the calculations area based upon: Area= Length X Width 12m 3.28084
Hence, the unit is also converted twice - once for length and once for the width. = 144 =10.76 = 1549.44 sft
12 m
o The conversion factor is applicable to both Length as well as width.
o Hence the conversion factor would be multiplied twice and then multiplied
with the total area
Unit Conversion of Areas
Area Conversion Dividing the
Convert 441 sft to sqm:
(LengthX factor (m to area with
o Multiply the original measurement by a conversion factor. width) ft) converted area
o The conversion factor is applicable to both Length as well as width. units
o Hence the conversion factor would be multiplied twice and then multiplied 21’ 3.28084
with the total area
21’ 3.28084
=441 =10.76 = 40.98 sq.m.
1 ft=12
200sq.mm = ……..sq.cm
1 ft= 12
1 sft= 144 sq.inch
450sq.m = ……..sft
Area Conversion
Questionnaire
3600sq.inch = ……..sq.ft
2100 sm = ……..sft
Area Conversion
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