Welding Blueprints and Symbols

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• 3-D drawing of object drawn at an angle

• show the object or structure from different angles or views on the same page

• drawings which show the locations of walls, windows and all other large, built-

  in features in a proposed structure

• two dimensional drawings which show the front, side or rear of a structure

• actual image to be created which is shown on the blueprint

Isometric Detail Drawings

Multi-view Drawing

Floor Plans

Elevation Drawings

Drawings

• Isometric Detail Drawings

• Multi-view Drawing

• Floor Plans

• Elevation Drawings

• Drawings

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• define the symbols and lines used on the specific blueprint

• used to designate material surfaces which need a machined finish

• contains detailed information on the parts, equipment and supplies needed for the project

• measurement used to describe the dimensions of an object or structure on a

  ratio basis

• direct the reader to a specific point on the blueprint, just like a map

Legends

Finish Marks

Bill of Materials

Scale

Zone Numbers

• Legends

• Finish Marks

• Bill of Materials

• Scale

• Zone Numbers

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• direct the reader to a detailed drawing and identify the detailed drawing

• identifies the page in a set of drawings

• includes the drawing number, drawing title, name and address of the organization preparing the drawing, scale, authentication and date of the drawing

• name for the collective blocks which provide the blueprint reader with the necessary information about the blueprint

Reference Numbers

Drawing Number

Title Block

Information Block

• Reference Numbers

• Drawing Number

• Title Block

• Information Block

Multiple Choice

Abby is sketching out a design for her new business sign. What scale is she using?

• 1:20

• 1:10

• Sketches are not drawn to scale

• Sketches for signs use millimeter scales

Multiple Choice

Floor plans are always drawn from which direction?

• Top

• Bottom

• Left side

• Right side

Multiple Choice

Isometric drawings are drawn in how many dimensions?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a line used on blueprints?

• Object lines

• Hidden lines

• Center lines

• Photo lines

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT included in the title block?

• Drawing number

• Drawing title

• Drawing scale

• Drawing dimension

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• thin lines used to show the extent of measurements

• thin, straight lines ending in arrows; indicate the distance measured

• used to shorten a longer part; appear as both wavy lines and straight lines with sharp peaks

• light, thin, temporary lines used during the drafting process

Extension Lines

Dimension Lines

Break Lines

Construction Lines

• Extension Lines

• Dimension Lines

• Break Lines

• Construction Lines

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• thin, dashed lines used to indicate a part, object or structure which can be

  moved; dashes are long, then double short

• thin, dashed lines which show the center of an object or structure; dashes

  alternate in size both long and short

• thin dashed lines; dashes are the same size; show edges, surface or corner of an object or structure which are not visible from current view

• solid, heavy lines; designate the outline of an object or structure

Phantom Lines

Center Lines

Hidden Lines

Object Lines

• Phantom Lines

• Center Lines

• Hidden Lines

• Object Lines

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• short-hand symbols standardized by the American Welding Society

• horizontal lines which apply weld symbols and dimensions to a specific weld joint

• line which connects the horizontal reference line to the arrow

Welding Symbols

Reference Lines

Leader

• Welding Symbols

• Reference Lines

• Leader

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT included with a welding symbol?

• Legends

• Arrows

• Tails

• Dimensions

Multiple Choice

Charlie is examining his welding blueprints. The drawing has the welding symbol above the reference line. Where should Charlie make the weld?

• The opposite side of the arrow

• The same side of the arrow

• Below the side of the arrow

• Above the side of the arrow

Labelling

Label the Welding Symbol

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

Welding Symbol

Reference Line

Contouring

Groove Opening

Arrow

Tail

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1F

2F

4F

3F

• 1F

• 2F

• 4F

• 3F

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Butt

Lap

Tee

Edge

Corner

• Butt

• Lap

• Tee

• Edge

• Corner

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Bevel Groove

Fillet

Vee Groove

• Bevel Groove

• Fillet

• Vee Groove

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1G

2G

3G

4G

• 1G

• 2G

• 3G

• 4G

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1G

2G

5G

6G

• 1G

• 2G

• 5G

• 6G

Multiple Choice

What does it mean if a circle is present where the leader attaches to the reference line?

• The weld is made completely around the joint

• The weld is made one half of the way around the joint

• The weld is made one third of the way around the joint

• The weld is made one quarter of the way around the joint

Multiple Choice

The scale 1:30 or 1 inch = 30 feet, is provided on a building blueprint. Using an engineering scale tool, which scale would be used to make measurements?

• 1/2

• 1/15

• 30

• 50