29202-15 Reading Welding Detail Drawings

The drawings that contain all of the information necessary to make a part are called _____.

• civil drawings

• detail drawings

• assembly drawings

• structural drawings

The type of drawing that depicts the weldment that must be fabricated and the pieces to be joined by welding is the _____.

• section view

• isometric view

• assembly drawing

• welding detail drawing

In welding detail drawings, welding symbols are used to show how the pieces are to be _____.

• cut

• joined

• aligned

• machined

The main purpose of an assembly drawing is to show how the parts are _____.

• to be used

• to be cut

• going to appear in three dimensions

• put together in relation to one another

A thin, solid line with zigzags is called a(n) _____.

• object line

• leader line

• dimension line

• long break line

The two basic methods for dimensioning a part on a welding drawing are baseline and _____.

• conventional dimensioning

• reference dimensioning

• ordinate dimensioning

• linear dimensioning

In a print, a list of all the parts required to fabricate an object would be found in the _____.

• bill of materials

• exploded view

• local notes

• title notes

A dimension obtained by adding or subtracting other dimensions found on a welding drawing is known as a _____.

• baseline dimension

• standard dimension

• reference dimension

• conventional dimension

When the ends, sides, or corners of an object are to be rounded, what is shown and dimensioned?

• A radius

• A chamfer

• An extension

• A counterbore

A note that provides a detailed description of requirements for the type and size of parts or material required is known as a _____.

• mark

• parts list

• specification

• schedule of parts