Match patterns

Q: what would be the order of operations to make this part in the least amount of time and how would…

A: The order of operations to make this part in the least amount of time and how would you hold the…

Q: What process does this following sample have gone through? I. none II. quenching III. annealing IV.…

A: ALL THE OPTION ARE HEAT TREATMENT PROCESS LIKE ANNEALLING ,QUENCHING AND COLD ROLLING .

Q: 3

A: intro- defects on any material is cause of failure of material.

Q: What best describes this print? * A. Casting B. Forging C. Welding D. Machining 2.  There are GD&T…

A: First of all, In the given Engineering drawing the Rotor assembly is given and its parts are drawn…

Q: Name 3 types of fits?

A: The different types of fits are : 1) Clearance fit 2) Interference fit 3) Transition fit

Q: What are the uses of “Issued-For Design (IFD)” drawings.

A: Approach to solving the question:1. Understand the primary role of IFD drawings in the design and…

Q: Define deformation process

A: Deformation process is the secondary manufacturing process.

Q: Describe the method of sections?

A: Method of section In this method we deal with the non-concurrent forces. Here, we get three…

Q: Note 1 indicates 10 GAGE 1010-1020 sheet metal can be used to make the main body of this part…

A: Tolerance is the difference between the maximum size and the minimum size of the part or element.

Q: High tensile strength materials are cut by a single point cutting too with the negative rake angle

A: Yes ,High tensile strength materials are cut by a single point cutting too with the negative rake…

Engineering Drawing

Technical drawing has been around since ancient times. As in the ancient Renaissance, complicated drawings were created, including Leonardo da Vinci's drawing. Modern engineering drawing, including its specific orthographic projection with scale conventions, began in Europe (France) during the early stages of Industrialization. L.T. C. Rolt also made some of Marc's drawings for its block-making machinery (in 1799) that also may have contributed significantly to British engineering technology. Since he learned the art of presenting three-dimensional(3D) items in a two-dimensional(2D) plane, as we now term mechanical drawing.