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Introduction to Machine Drawing

This document provides an introduction to machine drawing. It discusses that machine drawing is used by engineers to design products and communicate designs. It will teach visualization of designs, graphics theory, standards, conventions, and tools for technical drawings. Students will learn about projections, dimensioning, materials, processes, fits and tolerances. Key concepts covered include the difference between artistic and technical drawings, as well as learning about common machine components like screws, pipes, keys and more.

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Introduction to Machine Drawing

This document provides an introduction to machine drawing. It discusses that machine drawing is used by engineers to design products and communicate designs. It will teach visualization of designs, graphics theory, standards, conventions, and tools for technical drawings. Students will learn about projections, dimensioning, materials, processes, fits and tolerances. Key concepts covered include the difference between artistic and technical drawings, as well as learning about common machine components like screws, pipes, keys and more.

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Introduction to Machine Drawing

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Lecture Outline

• Introduction
• Who uses Machine Drawing?
• What will you learn?

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Introduction

• Engineers: People who use technical means to solve problems.


They design products, systems, devices, and structures to improve our
living conditions

• Technical Drawings: a clear, precise language used in


the design process for communicating, solving problems, quickly and
accurately visualizing objects, and conducting analyses

• A graphical representation of objects and structures is done using


freehand, mechanical, or computer methods

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Introduction
92% of the design process is graphical.
The remaining 8% is mathematics and written communication

Breakdown of Engineer’s time

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Who uses Machine Drawing ?

MACHINE
DRAWING

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What Will You Learn ?

Visualization Learn to mentally control visual information

Graphics theory Learn to construct engineering geometry and


master basic project techniques
Standards Learn a set of rules that govern how parts are
made and technical drawings are represented
Conventions Master commonly accepted practices and
methods used for technical drawings
Tools Learn how to use drafting tools, both hand-held
and computer tools
Applications Learn how technical graphics are used in
engineering design

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What Will You Learn ?

Artistic drawing vs. Technical drawing


What’s the difference?

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What Will You Learn ?

•Introduction to Engineering Drawing •Screw Fasteners


•Lines, Lettering and scales •Pipe Joints
•Projections •Keys, Cotter joints and Pipe
Joints
•Dimensioning
•Riveted Joints and Welded
•Engineering Materials
Joints
•Manufacturing Processes
•Pulleys
•Surface roughness, Limits, Fits and
•Shaft Couplings
Tolerances
•Conventional Representation of Machine
Components

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