
Types of Engineering Drawings
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10th Grade
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Sarah Lawe
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Why do Engineers need to be able to read drawings?
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By the end of the lesson you will be able to:
Identify an engineering drawing.
Explain why engineering drawings are used.
You may also be able to:
Determine whether hand or computer engineering drawings are better.
What will you learn?
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Engineering drawings are detailed diagrams that show all the details and specifications required to produce an engineering product. They are also known as technical drawings.
It is not simply an image. It is used to illustrate the size, shape, materials and any other information needed to create the object.
Engineering Drawings
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Engineering drawings are also known as
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Unlike a 3D model, an engineering drawing offers a lot more specific information and requirements, including:
Dimensions
Geometry
Tolerances
Material type
Finish
Hardware
3D models are a good visual representation of components, but do not contain all the information that drawings do.
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Multiple Choice
In engineering drawings, components is another word for:
Equipment to draw with
Parts of the drawing
The people who do the drawing
The cost of the drawing
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Multiple Choice
Why are engineering drawings better than 3D models?
3D models do not contain all the information that drawings do.
3D models show more information than drawings do.
3D models are faster to make than drawings.
3D models are brightly coloured.
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Hand drawings are original. In the past, drafters sat at drawing boards and used devices such as pencils, pens, compasses, protractors and triangles to prepare a drawing.
Drawing by hand takes a long time and mistakes might have happened. The work is done by architects and engineers.
Hand drawings are cheap to produce;
They have low cost equipment.
No new technology is required.
No yearly subscriptions are needed.
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No new
No yearly
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Hand drawn engineering drawings are
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Hand drawings are original. In the past, drafters sat at drawing boards and used devices such as pencils, pens, compasses, protractors, and triangles to prepare a drawing.
Drawing by hand not only takes more time, but mistakes might happen and delay the process.
Hand drawings require low-cost equipment (a drawing board, mini-drafter and pencils/eraser are much cheaper than a CAD package), require no new technology and no state-of-the-art computer.
They also require no yearly subscriptions. Unlike the CAD systems, there are no software update costs or operator training. This brings the overall cost down.
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Categorize
You need a lot of different equipment
You need to be good at drawing
It is slow and hard to correct mistakes or make changes
The equipment is cheap to buy
You do not need new technology or software updates
It is easy to train workers to use the equipment
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Computer drawings can be of better quality and very accurate. The higher accuracy will lead to better designs and these better designs helps make manufacturing faster.
Computer drawings are easily saved and shared. The designs and drawings created by CAD can be easily saved and kept for future use and reference and they can be sent by email across the world.
These drawings are modified and reproduced more quickly.
Modifying the CAD drawing is easy with all the tools available. They give the ability to create 3D CAD Models: CAD has the capability to transform an idea into a visible sketch in a matter of few minutes.
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Categorize
Higher quality than hand drawings
Better accuracy than hand drawings
Makes manufacturing faster
Easily saved and shared
Can be sent by email across the world
Easier to make changes and modify
Staff training is needed to use the software
The software is expensive to buy or subscribe to
It takes longer to get good at using the software
You can lose work due to computer viruses or hacking
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Open Ended
Explain one reason why engineers might choose to create a CAD (computer aided design) engineering drawing, rather than a hand drawing.
(Remember, to explain you need to state a fact and then back it up with a reason)
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Open Ended
Explain one advantage of creating an engineering drawing by hand.
(Remember, to explain you need to state a fact and then back it up with a reason)
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Open Ended
Explain two reasons why engineers create engineering drawings.
(Remember, to explain you need to state a fact and then back it up with a reason)
Why do Engineers need to be able to read drawings?
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