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The document outlines the homework assignment for MA2005: Engineering Graphics, focusing on dimensioning and annotating 2D drawings from part models. It includes learning objectives such as creating various views and applying ISO dimensioning practices, along with specific tasks related to given figures. Additionally, it provides detailed questions for students to answer based on their drawings and models.

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Homework 7

The document outlines the homework assignment for MA2005: Engineering Graphics, focusing on dimensioning and annotating 2D drawings from part models. It includes learning objectives such as creating various views and applying ISO dimensioning practices, along with specific tasks related to given figures. Additionally, it provides detailed questions for students to answer based on their drawings and models.

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MA2005: ENGINEERING GRAPHICS AY2024 – 2025, Semester 1

HOMEWORK 7: Dimensioning and Annotating 2D Drawing from a Part Model

Learning Objectives:
By the end of this tutorial, students should be able to
1. Layout a given part model by selecting the number and type of views to
effectively describe the given 3D part model.
2. Move views, break alignment of views and realign views.
3. Create the following views: base, projected, section, auxiliary, cropped, aligned,
broken-out and detail views.
4. Add dimensions and annotations to given views by applying drawing practices
for dimensioning in accordance with ISO recommendations.
5. Use auxiliary view to show true shape of inclined and oblique surfaces.
6. Use auxiliary view to determine the true angle between surfaces
7. Dimensions the views using the model sketch dimensions.

Tasks:
1. Study the given part model and detail the model with complete dimensioning
and annotation in either 1st or 3rd Angle Projection.

Note:
• Refer to lecture notes on the do and don’t in dimensioning.

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Q1. Study the given view of a plate of 5 mm thick as shown in Figure 1a below. A
throughout hole of 16 mm in diameter is drilled on the plate.
(a) Indicate by brief notes the poor dimensioning practices shown.
(b) Dimension Figure 1b by applying dimension practices in accordance with
ISO recommendation.

Figure 1a

Figure 1b

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Q2. Study the given views of a machined blocks as shown in Figure 2a below.
(a) Indicate by brief notes the poor dimensioning practices shown.
(b) Dimension Figure 2b by applying dimension practices in accordance with
ISO recommendation.

Figure 2a

Figure 2b

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Q3a. Download from NTULearn the part model created by Autodesk Inventor, and
open it in SolidWorks. Make a detailed drawing of the Connector on an A3 size
paper to a scale of 1:1 in the 3rd Angle Projection. Dimension and annotate the
drawing to be as shown Figure 3.

Figure 3

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Q3b. Study the detailed drawings of the Connector (Figure 3). Answer the following
questions in the space provided.

Question Answer

1 What is the significance of the length of


the connector (165) mm, shown within
the brackets?

2 What is the size of the knurled portion of


the component before knurling?

3 What is the size of the keyway? (Width


⨯ Depth ⨯ Length) mm.

4 Specify the conical taper ( ).

5 Specify the threads on the component.

6 What is the depth of the drilled hole?

7 What is the counterbore specification at


the internal thread opening?

8 What is the purpose of the groove


marked ‘B’ and its enlarged view
shown?

9 Explain the note 4x ⌀6 EQUISPACED


ON 65 PCD

10 Is the ⌀6 holes a through or blind hole?

11 How is the keyway cut?

12 Explain the meaning of the surface


finish symbol shown on the 50 mm dia.

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13 Explain the note at x (5:1)

14 What is the standard specification for


the general tolerance for machining?

15 What is the tolerance for the undercut


on the right side of the connector?

16 What type of tolerance is given on ⌀16?


(Unilateral or bilateral)

17 Explain SR

18 What is the length of the internal


thread?

19 What is the meaning for the dimension


indicated as 30 NTS or 30?

20 What are the maximum and minimum


diameters for the ⌀50f7 shaft (left end
of the connector)?

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Q4. Figure 4 shows the isometric view of a Centering Block.


(a) From the given model, layout the necessary views to a scale of 1:1 on an A3
size paper in the First Angle Projection.
(b) Use auxiliary views to determine the True Angle between Surfaces A and B
(indicate the angle on your drawing).
(c) Use auxiliary views to determine the True shape of Surface A.

Figure 4

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