THE KONGU POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT TEST – 1
SUB CODE : 1020233540 TIME : 2 Hrs
SUB NAME : PRODUCTION DRAWING & MODELLING PRACTICAL MARKS : 60
Students Name : Register Number :
1. A) Create the assemble Front View / Sectional Front View (Full Section / Half Section) the Sleeve
& Cotter joint part drawing of the components in any one of the CAD package.
B) Draw the part models of Sleeve & cotter joint. Create an assembly drawing of the components and set
the drawing views for Sleeve & cotter joint.
2. Create the assemble Front View / Sectional Front View (Full Section / Half Section) the Plummer
block part drawing of the components in any one of the CAD package.
B) Draw the part models of Plummer block. Create an assembly drawing of the components and set the
drawing views for Plummer block.
Allocations of marks
Max. Marks
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Marks Awarded
PART A – DRAFTING PRACTICES
A Command / Creation procedure 10
B 2D view with dimesnsions 15
PART B – SOLID MODELLING PRACTICES
C Creation part modelling 10
D CAD modeling (3D) 15
E Practical documents (As per the portions) 10
TOTAL 60
Students Signature Staff Signature
THE KONGU POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT TEST – 1
SUB CODE : 1020233540 TIME : 2 Hrs
SUB NAME: PRODUCTION DRAWING & MODELLING PRACTICAL MARKS : 60
Students Name : Register Number :
1. A) Create the assemble Front View / Sectional Front View (Full Section / Half Section) the Sleeve
& Cotter joint part drawing of the components in any one of the CAD package.
B) Draw the part models of Sleeve & cotter joint. Create an assembly drawing of the components and set
the drawing views for Sleeve & cotter joint.
2. Create the assemble Front View / Sectional Front View (Full Section / Half Section) the Plummer
block part drawing of the components in any one of the CAD package.
B) Draw the part models of Plummer block. Create an assembly drawing of the components and set the
drawing views for Plummer block.
Allocations of marks
Max. Marks
[Link] Particulars
Marks Awarded
PART A – DRAFTING PRACTICES
A Command / Creation procedure 10
B 2D view with dimesnsions 15
PART B – SOLID MODELLING PRACTICES
C Creation part modelling 10
D CAD modeling (3D) 15
E Practical documents (As per the portions) 10
TOTAL 60
Students Signature Staff Signature
THE KONGU POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT TEST – 2
SUB CODE : 1020233540 TIME : 2 Hrs
SUB NAME: PRODUCTION DRAWING & MODELLING PRACTICAL MARKS : 60
Students Name : Register Number :
3. A) Create the assemble Front View / Sectional Front View (Full Section / Half Section) the Flange
Coupling part drawing of the components in any one of the CAD package.
B) Draw the part models of Flange Coupling. Create an assembly drawing of the components and set
the drawing views for Flange Coupling.
4. Create the assemble Front View / Sectional Front View (Full Section / Half Section) the Bushed
Bearing part drawing of the components in any one of the CAD package.
B) Draw the part models of Bushed Bearing. Create an assembly drawing of the components and set
the drawing views for Bushed Bearing.
Allocations of marks
Max. Marks
[Link] Particulars
Marks Awarded
PART A – DRAFTING PRACTICES
A Command / Creation procedure 10
B 2D view with dimesnsions 15
PART B – SOLID MODELLING PRACTICES
C Creation part modelling 10
D CAD modeling (3D) 15
E Practical documents (As per the portions) 10
TOTAL 60
Students Signature Staff Signature
THE KONGU POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT TEST – 2
SUB CODE : 1020233540 TIME : 2 Hrs
SUB NAME: PRODUCTION DRAWING & MODELLING PRACTICAL MARKS : 60
Students Name : Register Number :
3. A) Create the assemble Front View / Sectional Front View (Full Section / Half Section) the Flange
Coupling part drawing of the components in any one of the CAD package.
B) Draw the part models of Flange Coupling. Create an assembly drawing of the components and set
the drawing views for Flange Coupling.
4. Create the assemble Front View / Sectional Front View (Full Section / Half Section) the Bushed
Bearing part drawing of the components in any one of the CAD package.
B) Draw the part models of Bushed Bearing. Create an assembly drawing of the components and set
the drawing views for Bushed Bearing.
Allocations of marks
Max. Marks
[Link] Particulars
Marks Awarded
PART A – DRAFTING PRACTICES
A Command / Creation procedure 10
B 2D view with dimesnsions 15
PART B – SOLID MODELLING PRACTICES
C Creation part modelling 10
D CAD modeling (3D) 15
E Practical documents (As per the portions) 10
TOTAL 60
Students Signature Staff Signature
THE KONGU POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT TEST – 4
SUB CODE : 1020233540 TIME : 3 Hrs
SUB NAME: PRODUCTION DRAWING & MODELLING PRACTICAL MARKS : 100
Students Name : Register Number :
1. A) Create the assemble Front View / Sectional Front View (Full Section / Half Section) the Flange
Coupling part drawing of the components in any one of the CAD package.
B) Draw the part models of Flange Coupling. Create an assembly drawing of the components and set
the drawing views for Flange Coupling.
2. Create the assemble Front View / Sectional Front View (Full Section / Half Section) the Bushed
Bearing part drawing of the components in any one of the CAD package.
B) Draw the part models of Bushed Bearing. Create an assembly drawing of the components and set
the drawing views for Bushed Bearing.
3. A) Create the assemble Front View / Sectional Front View (Full Section / Half Section) the Flange
Coupling part drawing of the components in any one of the CAD package.
B) Draw the part models of Flange Coupling. Create an assembly drawing of the components and set
the drawing views for Flange Coupling.
4. Create the assemble Front View / Sectional Front View (Full Section / Half Section) the Bushed
Bearing part drawing of the components in any one of the CAD package.
B) Draw the part models of Bushed Bearing. Create an assembly drawing of the components and set
the drawing views for Bushed Bearing.
Allocations of marks
Max. Marks
[Link] Particulars
Marks Awarded
PART A – DRAFTING PRACTICES
A Command / Creation procedure 10
B 2D view with dimesnsions 15
C Printout 5
PART B – SOLID MODELLING PRACTICES
D Creation part modelling 10
E CAD modeling (3D) 15
F Assembly of the parts 20
F Printout 05
H Written test (Theory Portions Only) 10
I Viva-Voce 10
TOTAL 100
Students Signature Staff Signature
Theory portion
Choose the correct answer.
1. To obtain full section, the portion of the object is assumed to be removed is
a) Full b) Half c) Quarter d) Three-fourth
2. When the cutting plane cuts an object crosswise, the section is obtained is called
a) Offset section b) Top section c) Cross section d) Longitudinal section
3. To obtain an half section, the portion of the object is assumed to be removed is
a) Full b) Half c) Quarter d) Three-fourth
4. When only a small portion of an object is required to be shown in section to reveal a minute feature, the
view is shown in a
a) Broken section b) Local section c) Partial section d) All of the above
5. The type of section used when the section is to be shown on an enlarged scale for the purpose of
dimensioning is known as
a) Detailed section b) Enlarged section c) Removed section d) Revolved section
6. The system in which a variation is accepted is called
a) Basic system b) Limit system c) Variable system d) Standard system
7. Actual size is
a) The size determined from design calculations
b) The size obtained after manufacture
c) The size from which the limits of size is derived
d) None of the above
8. The size from which the limits of size are derived by the application of tolerances.
a) Actual size b) Design size c) Basic size d) Original size
9. If there is no allowance, the design is same as
a) Actual size b) Design size c) Basic size d) Original size
10. The two extreme permissible sizes between which the actual size is contained are called
a) Tolerance b) Limits c) Fits d) Deviation
THE KONGU POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT TEST – 3
SUB CODE : 1020233540 TIME : 3 Hrs
SUB NAME: PRODUCTION DRAWING & MODELLING PRACTICAL MARKS : 100
PART – A 30+20=50
1. Draw the assemble Front View / Sectional Front View (Full Section / Half Section) and top view for the given Sleeve &
Cotter joint part drawing of the components in the drawing sheet.
PART – B 20X1=20
1. The need for sectioning of object is
a) To show the invisible details b) To show the dimensions of hidden line details clearly
c) To avoid too many hidden lines which make the orthographic view completed d) All of the above
2. ________________ is the view obtained when a portion of the object between the cutting plane and the observer is
assumed to be removed and the remaining portion is projected.
a) Isometric view b) Orthographic view c) Sectional view d) None of the above
3. The section plane is taken ________________________ to the plane of projection.
a) Perpendicular b) Parallel c) Orthogonal d) Inclined
4. Hatching lines should be drawn at ________ degrees to the axis or the main outline of the section.
a) 20 b) 35 c) 45 d) 90
5. Large surfaces are sometimes sectioned around the edges only. Say true or false.
a) True b) False
6. Which of the following is not a type of section?
a) Full section b) Half section c) Offset section d) Continuous section
7. When the cutting plane cuts an object lengthwise, the section obtained is called
a) Offset section b) Top section c) Cross section d) Longitudinal section
8. Revolved section is obtained by revolving the cross section by __________ degrees.
a) 45 b) 90 c) 180 d) None of the above
9. _________ section is used when the straight cutting plane does not expose the required details of an object.
a) Cross b) Offset c) Removed d) Revolved
10. The size obtained from design calculations is
a) Actual size b) Design size c) Basic size d) Original size
11. The maximum size is called
a) Largest size b) Nominal size c) Upper limit d) Upper deviation
12. The permissible variation of a size is called
a) Deviation b) Average c) Allowance d) Tolerance
13. Tolerance is
a) Upper limit – Lower limit b) upper deviation – Lower deviation
c) Upper deviation + Lower deviation d) None of the above
14. If the tolerances are minimum,
a) Production cost decreases b) Production cost increases
c) Accuracy decreases d) None of the above
15. The number of grades of tolerances are
a) 10 b) 18 c) 26 d) 64
16. In shaft basis system,
a) The lower deviation of the hole is zero b) the lower deviation of the shaft is zero
c) The upper deviation of the hole is zero d) the upper deviation of the shaft is zero
17. Which of the following is wrong statement?
a) The line corresponding to the basic size is called the zero line or line of zero deviation.
b) In a bilateral system, the tolerance is allowed on both sides of nominal size.
c) A basic hole is on whose lower deviation is zero
d) The shaft basis system is preferred over the hole basis system.
18. The expansion of GD&T is
a) Group Discussion & Training b) Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerance
c) Geometric Diameter & Tolerance d) Group Discussion & Testing
19. Feature control frame includes
a) Tolerance symbol b) Tolerance value c) Datum letter d) All of the above
20. In GD&T, MMC stands for
a) Maximum Material Condition
b) Minimum Material Condition
c) Maximum Material Clearance
d) None of the above
PART – C 3X10=30
1. Define Sectional view. Classify the types and explain any two.
2. List out the importance of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing.
3. Draw the symbols of tolerances
Theory portion
Choose the correct answer.
1. To obtain full section, the portion of the object is assumed to be removed is
a) Full b) Half c) Quarter d) Three-fourth
2. When the cutting plane cuts an object crosswise, the section is obtained is called
a) Offset section b) Top section c) Cross section d) Longitudinal section
3. To obtain an half section, the portion of the object is assumed to be removed is
a)Full b) Half c) Quarter d) Three-fourth
4. When only a small portion of an object is required to be shown in section to reveal a minute feature, the
view is shown in a
a)Broken section b) Local section c) Partial section d) All of the above
5. The type of section used when the section is to be shown on an enlarged scale for the purpose of
dimensioning is known as
a)Detailed section b) Enlarged section c) Removed section d) Revolved section
6. The system in which a variation is accepted is called
a)Basic system b) Limit system c) Variable system d) Standard system
7. Actual size is
a)The size determined from design calculations
b)The size obtained after manufacture
c)The size from which the limits of size is derived
d)None of the above
8. The size from which the limits of size are derived by the application of tolerances.
a)Actual size b) Design size c) Basic size d) Original size
9. If there is no allowance, the design is same as
a)Actual size b) Design size c) Basic size d) Original size
10. The two extreme permissible sizes between which the actual size is contained are called
a)Tolerance b) Limits c) Fits d) Deviation
Theory portion
Choose the correct answer.
1. The need for sectioning of object is
a)To show the invisible details b) To show the dimensions of hidden line details clearly
c)To avoid too many hidden lines which make the orthographic view completed d) All of the above
2. ________________ is the view obtained when a portion of the object between the cutting plane and the observer is
assumed to be removed and the remaining portion is projected.
a)Isometric view b) Orthographic view c) Sectional view d) None of the above
3. The section plane is taken ________________________ to the plane of projection.
a)Perpendicular b) Parallel c) Orthogonal d) Inclined
4. Hatching lines should be drawn at ________ degrees to the axis or the main outline of the section.
a)20 b) 35 c) 45 d) 90
5. Large surfaces are sometimes sectioned around the edges only. Say true or false.
a) True b) False
6. Which of the following is not a type of section?
a)Full section b) Half section c) Offset section d) Continuous section
7. When the cutting plane cuts an object lengthwise, the section obtained is called
a)Offset section b) Top section c) Cross section d) Longitudinal section
8. Revolved section is obtained by revolving the cross section by __________ degrees.
a)45 b) 90 c) 180 d) None of the above
9. _________ section is used when the straight cutting plane does not expose the required details of an object.
a)Cross b) Offset c) Removed d) Revolved
10. The size obtained from design calculations is
a)Actual size b) Design size c) Basic size d) Original size
Theory portion
Choose the correct answer
1. The maximum size is called
a)Largest size b) Nominal size c) Upper limit d) Upper deviation
2. The permissible variation of a size is called
a)Deviation b) Average c) Allowance d) Tolerance
3. Tolerance is
a)Upper limit – Lower limit b) upper deviation – Lower deviation
d) Upper deviation + Lower deviation d) None of the above
4. If the tolerances are minimum,
a)Production cost decreases b) Production cost increases
d) Accuracy decreases d) None of the above
5. The number of grades of tolerances are
a)10 b) 18 c) 26 d) 64
6. In shaft basis system,
a)The lower deviation of the hole is zero b) the lower deviation of the shaft is zero
d) The upper deviation of the hole is zero d) the upper deviation of the shaft is zero
7. Which of the following is wrong statement?
a)The line corresponding to the basic size is called the zero line or line of zero deviation.
b)In a bilateral system, the tolerance is allowed on both sides of nominal size.
c)A basic hole is on whose lower deviation is zero
d)The shaft basis system is preferred over the hole basis system.
8. The expansion of GD&T is
a)Group Discussion & Training b) Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerance
c)Geometric Diameter & Tolerance d) Group Discussion & Testing
9. Feature control frame includes
a)Tolerance symbol b) Tolerance value c) Datum letter d) All of the above
10. In GD&T, MMC stands for
a)Maximum Material Condition
b)Minimum Material Condition
c)Maximum Material Clearance
d)None of the above