CGA 510 CONN. 6.885-14 NGO-LH-INT MINOR DIA .8077-.8154 O 0.687 PITCH DIA .8386-.8422 v 90 X 0.906 .562 MIN FULL THD 30 + 0.422 OO0.010|A 1.040 1.020 0.25 O SEE VIEW "A" SEAT MUST BE SMOOTH SHARP EDGE (SEAT) 15 01/2-20 UNF-2B THD (2 MINOR DIA .446-.457 V 90 X ø.531 PITCH DIA .4675-.4731 11 TURNS MIN EFF THD 9 3/4-14 NGT THD CHAMFER 45 X ø.880 3.5-4.25 TURNS EFF THD .112 +E VIEW "A" .687 I 1.015 +0.004|B 1.38 0.88 (.88) B 0.29 - 0.440 - (311/16-20 UN-2B THD O MINOR DIA .633-.645 V 90 X 0,719 PITCH DIA .6550-.6606 7-8 TURNS EFF THD 0.56 30 O1/4-18 NPT THD v 90 X ø.563 3-5 TURNS EFF THD .31 .72 - 1.450 1.430 1.19 ø.615 X 45- 2.94 7201C-1F | 1 BODY FORGING TEM QIY. DRAWN DESCRIPTION NUMBER ENGINEER т. ПIСKLE REGO, CRYO-FLOW PRODUCTS D.WILLIAMS PPROVED J. OLSEN PLOT GENERATED 05/11/ CHECKED D. WILLIAMS ORGNAL DATE 6-12- BURLINGTON, N.C. 27215 NOTES: 1. REMOVE ALL BURRS AND BREAK SHARP CORNERS WITH .004-.007 RADIUS OR CHAMFER UNLESS THIS DRAWING IS ECI PROPRIETARY INFORMATION ALL RIGHTS OF DESIGN OR MENTION ARE RESERVED UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED: HERWISE REVISIONS TTLE 2 PL DEC. 3 PL DEC. 4 PL DEC. ANGLES * .02 * .005 *.000s A109, 06/12/ AREV & REDRÁWN OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. 2. CLEAN PER 11550-118. BODY CONCENTRICITY 010 FM FINISH 125 MAx REMOVE BURRS, REAK SHARP EDGES R015 MAX INTERPRET DIVENSIONS&DRAWING NO. TOLERANCES AW ASME Y14.SM-1994 125 HAX DWG SIZE 007201C-1 SCALE (A)-CHANGES (1)-GAGES (1:1) AP-001. Print supplied by RegO Cryo-Flow Products.

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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I have three parts that need to be answered pertaining to the print provided below.

What size paper was used for the original version of this print? (Multiple Choice)
A
B
C
D

On the left side view of this print, there is a horizontal, straight-line segment that does not connect to other lines. In basic terms, explain why. (Multiple Choice)
A: It represents a rounded edge and is there to help clarify the view, even though no sharp edge exists.
B: It represents a straight edge that can't be seen in other views.
C: It's a drafting mistake and should not be there.
D: It represents a locating edge on the part and must be there to establish a primary plane for the inspection setup.

This print does not show a cutting-plane line. Is this acceptable practice or an error? (Multiple Choice)
A: Acceptable
B: Error

CGA 510 CONN.
6.885-14 NGO-LH-INT
MINOR DIA .8077-.8154
O
0.687
PITCH DIA .8386-.8422
v 90 X 0.906
.562 MIN FULL THD
30
+ 0.422
OO0.010|A
1.040
1.020
0.25 O
SEE VIEW "A"
SEAT MUST BE SMOOTH
SHARP EDGE (SEAT)
15
01/2-20 UNF-2B THD
(2 MINOR DIA .446-.457
V 90 X ø.531
PITCH DIA .4675-.4731
11 TURNS MIN EFF THD
9 3/4-14 NGT THD
CHAMFER 45 X ø.880
3.5-4.25 TURNS EFF THD
.112 +E
VIEW "A"
.687
I 1.015
+0.004|B
1.38
0.88
(.88)
B 0.29 -
0.440 -
(311/16-20 UN-2B THD
O MINOR DIA .633-.645
V 90 X 0,719
PITCH DIA .6550-.6606
7-8 TURNS EFF THD
0.56
30
O1/4-18 NPT THD
v 90 X ø.563
3-5 TURNS EFF THD
.31
.72 -
1.450
1.430
1.19
ø.615 X 45-
2.94
7201C-1F
| 1 BODY FORGING
TEM QIY.
DRAWN
DESCRIPTION
NUMBER
ENGINEER
т. ПIСKLE
REGO, CRYO-FLOW PRODUCTS
D.WILLIAMS
PPROVED
J. OLSEN
PLOT GENERATED
05/11/
CHECKED
D. WILLIAMS
ORGNAL DATE
6-12-
BURLINGTON, N.C. 27215
NOTES:
1. REMOVE ALL BURRS AND BREAK SHARP CORNERS
WITH .004-.007 RADIUS OR CHAMFER UNLESS
THIS DRAWING IS ECI PROPRIETARY INFORMATION
ALL RIGHTS OF DESIGN OR MENTION ARE RESERVED
UNLESS
OTHERWISE SPECIFIED:
HERWISE
REVISIONS
TTLE
2 PL DEC.
3 PL DEC.
4 PL DEC.
ANGLES
* .02
* .005
*.000s
A109, 06/12/
AREV & REDRÁWN
OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.
2. CLEAN PER 11550-118.
BODY
CONCENTRICITY 010 FM
FINISH 125 MAx
REMOVE BURRS, REAK
SHARP EDGES R015 MAX
INTERPRET DIVENSIONS&DRAWING NO.
TOLERANCES AW
ASME Y14.SM-1994
125 HAX
DWG SIZE
007201C-1
SCALE
(A)-CHANGES
(1)-GAGES
(1:1)
AP-001.
Print supplied by RegO Cryo-Flow Products.

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