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FH 2017 ED - Pattern

This document provides instructions for a 3 hour engineering drawing exam worth 60 total marks. It lists 6 questions, with students required to solve any 4 questions. The questions cover a range of engineering drawing topics including sectional views, projections of solids, development of surfaces, and isometric views. Dimensions must be provided in mm where required and the first angle method of projection should be used.

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FH 2017 ED - Pattern

This document provides instructions for a 3 hour engineering drawing exam worth 60 total marks. It lists 6 questions, with students required to solve any 4 questions. The questions cover a range of engineering drawing topics including sectional views, projections of solids, development of surfaces, and isometric views. Dimensions must be provided in mm where required and the first angle method of projection should be used.

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Subject: Engineering Drawing Total Marks: 60 Duration: 3 Hours

Instructions:
i) Solve any four questions.
ii) All dimensions are in mm.
iii) Use first angle method of projection.
iv) Assume suitable dimension if it is necessary.

Q.1 Following figure shows the pictorial view of an object. Draw


i) Sectional front view along section A-A [5]
ii) Top view. [4]
iii) Left hand Side view [4]
iv) Insert major dimensions [2]
.

Q.2 (a) Projection of Solids (Prism with 3 stage) [7]

[TURN OVER]
Front view and side view of an object are shown in following figure, draw an isometric
view.
(b) [8]

Q.3 (a) The pictorial view of a machine part is shown in following figure. Draw the following
views
i) Front view from X [4]
ii) Top view [4]
iii) Insert at least 8 Dimensions. [1]

(b) Curves [6]

[TURN OVER]
Q.4 Projection of Solids [15]
Q.5 (a) i) Section of Solids

[3]
[2]
[3]
(b) i) Development of Surfaces

[2]
[2]
[3]

Q.6 (a) Front view and top view of an object are shown in figure, draw an isometric view. [6]

(b) Projection of Lines. [9]

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