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The document is a mechanical engineering drawing exam containing 5 questions worth a total of 50 marks. It provides figures to draw views, dimensions, or missing elements for. Students are instructed to answer each question on a single page, draw by hand, scan and submit their work as a single PDF file labeled with their student ID.

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ME160 FinalQuiz

The document is a mechanical engineering drawing exam containing 5 questions worth a total of 50 marks. It provides figures to draw views, dimensions, or missing elements for. Students are instructed to answer each question on a single page, draw by hand, scan and submit their work as a single PDF file labeled with their student ID.

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BANGLADESHUNIVERSITYOFENGINEERING&TECHNOLOGY

ME-160
(Mechanical Engineering Drawing-I)

Total marks: 50

Time: 45 minutes. Date: 11-04-2022

MarkSheet

ProblemNo. Marks
1 10
2 12
3 10
4 08
5 10
Total 50

Instructions:
 Answer Each Question in a single A4 page.
 Draw free hand drawings for every question.
 Make one pdf of your answer script with a top page and place all the answers
sequentially (Q.1 then Q.2 then Q.3 and so on).
 Rename your scanned pdf using “Student ID” only (for example: 2010001.pdf).
 Symbols are of their usual meaning.
1(a) In the Figure (1(a)) given below, there are 8 dimensions shown with proper numbering (1,
2....8). You don’t need to draw the given figure with the correct dimensioning rather just
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identify which ones are correct and which are not. If any dimensioning is done in an
incorrect way, then write down the reason why it is incorrect.

Figure 1 (a)

1(b) Complete the dimensioning of the views given in the Figure (1(b)) below in the fully
(4)
defined way. Assume any logical numerical values to give the dimensions.

Figure 1 (b)
2. Draw TOP, FRONT and SUITABLE SIDE VIEWS of the given objects (Figure 2(a) and
Figure 2(b)). No need to give dimensions.

(6)

Figure 2 (a)

(6)

Figure 2 (b)
3. Draw the top view of the following object. Is it necessary to draw a sectional view to show
all the elements of the object clearly? If yes, then draw a front sectional view. Otherwise,
draw an orthographic front view. (The
(The arrow sign indicates front.)

(10)

Figure 3
4. Draw front, partial bottom and auxiliary views of the support bracket as shown in Fig. below. (8)

Figure 4
5. Draw the missing line(s) and isometric view from the following views: (4+6=10)

Figure 5

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