Introduction to Engineering Graphics Engineering Graphics use in many engineering discipline Mechanical Architecture Electrical Aerospace Structural Product Representation (3 –D drawing)
Typical Branches of Engineering Graphics Mechanical Power Generation Transportation Manufacturing Power Services Atomic Energy Marine Vessels
Typical Branches of Engineering Graphics Architectural Commercial Buildings Residential Buildings Institutional Buildings Environmental Space Forms
Typical Branches of Engineering Graphics Electrical Power Generation Power Application Transportation Illumination Industrial Electronics Communications Instrumentation Military Electronics
Typical Branches of Engineering Graphics Aerospace Aerodynamics Structural Design Instrumentation Propulsion Systems Materials Reliability Testing Production Methods
Typical Branches of Engineering Graphics Piping Liquid Transportation Manufacturing Power Services Hydraulics Pneumatics
Typical Branches of Engineering Graphics Structural Structural Designs Buildings Planes Ships Automobiles Bridges
Typical Branches of Engineering Graphics Technical Illustration New Products Assembly Instructions Presentations Community Projects Renewal Programs
Drawing Equipment
Drafting Equipment Drafting Machine
Drafting Equipment Triangles 45° 30°/60°
Drafting Equipment Adjustable Triangle
Drafting Equipment Protractors Half-Circle Full-Circle
METRIC SCALE 1:1 SCALE (1mm DIVISIONS) mm 1:
METRIC SCALE 1:2 SCALE (2mm DIVISIONS) mm 1:
Drafting Equipment Compasses Drop Bow Bow
Drafting Equipment Compasses Beam
Drafting Equipment Wooden Pencil Automatic Pencil Mechanical Pencil
Drafting Equipment Erasers
Drafting Equipment Erasing Shield Drafter’s Brush
Drafting Equipment Templates
Drafting Equipment Irregular Curves
Drafting Equipment Technical Pens
Drawing as a Language BS308 Part 1 and Part 2 Consist of: Types Of Lines, abbreviation, symbols, notations, values, etc
LEADER APPLICATION OF LINES DIMENSION LINE EXTENSION LINE HIDDEN LINE BREAK LINE VISIBLE LINE CUTTING-PLANE LINE CENTER LINE (PATH OF MOTION) CENTER LINE SECTION LINE PHANTOM LINE VIEWING-PLANE LINE
CIRCLES AND ARCS ESTABLISH CENTER LINES DRAW CIRCLES AND ARCS COMPLETE OBJECT LINES Highlighting the center lines for circles – Extended the objects
HIDDEN LINE TECHNIQUE
DICTIONARY OF DRAFTING GEOMETRY STRAIGHT LINE (SHORTEST DISTANCE BETWEEN TWO POINTS) PARALLEL LINES INTERSECTING LINES
DICTIONARY OF DRAFTING GEOMETRY RIGHT ANGLEACUTE ANGLE OBTUSE ANGLE COMPLEMENTARY ANGLE SUPPLEMENTARY ANGLE
DICTIONARY OF DRAFTING GEOMETRY EQUILATERAL TRIANGLE ALL SIDES EQUAL LENGTH ISOSCELES TRIANGLE TWO SIDES EQUAL LENGTH RIGHT TRIANGLESCALENE TRIANGLE
DICTIONARY OF DRAFTING GEOMETRY CIRCLES CONCENTRIC ECCENTRIC
DICTIONARY OF DRAFTING GEOMETRY SQUARE RECTANGLE RHOMBUS RHOMBOID TRAPEZOID TRAPEZIUM
DICTIONARY OF DRAFTING GEOMETRY PENTAGON HEXAGONHEPTAGONOCTAGON NONTAGON DECAGON DODECAGON
DICTIONARY OF DRAFTING GEOMETRY CUBE RIGHT RECTANGLE RIGHT TRIANGULAR PRISM RIGHT TRIANGULAR PYRAMID RIGHT CYLINDER RIGHT CONE FRUSTUM OF A CONE SPHERE
PRACTICE BISECTING A LINE
PRACTICE BISECTING AN ARC
PRACTICE BISECTING AN ANGLE
1-40 Figure 1.13 Practice Lettering
PAPER SIZE Paper sizeBorder width (mm)Diamensions (mm) ab A X841 A X594 A X420 A X297 A X217
1-42 Figure 1.15 – Paper sizes (a) (b) Paper Border
1-43 Figure 1.16 – Explain typical layout of a drawing sheet (suitable for detail drawings)
1-44 Figure 1.17 – Explain typical layout of a drawing sheet (suitable for assembly and multi detail drawings)
Assignment 1 Take home/Draw in Class