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AMT 105
Aircraft Drawings
Question | Answer |
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All sub-assemblies are brought together in an________. | Installation drawings |
_________ consists of individual blocks that represent several components such as a printed circuit board or some other type of replaceable module. | A Block diagram |
Complex assemblies like cable connectors are typically shown in _________. | Sectional View |
________ shows how two or more parts are assembled into a complete unit. | An Assembly Drawing |
_________ supplies all the information required to construct a part, including all dimensions. | A Detail Drawing |
The most common type of drawing you will use is the ________. | Working Drawing |
___________often make use of exploded view drawings to show every part in an assembly. | Illustrated Parts Catalogs |
_________ represents the mechanical, electrical or electronic action of a system without expressing construction or engineering information. | A Logic Flow Chart |
________ drawing is often used to illustrate simple items with no interior parts. | The Revolved Drawing |
_________ allows the inside and outside of a part to be seen at the same time. | The Half Section |
_________ are typically found in illustrated parts catalogs. | Exploded View |
_________ are included in most aircraft service manuals and specify things like the size of wire and type of terminals to be used for a particular application. | Electrical Wiring Diagram |
________ is used when you need to see an object similar to the way the human eye sees it. | A Perspective Drawing |
In Perspective Drawing the rays that project from the drawing intersect at a vanishing point on the _________ | Horizon |
_______________ gets its name from drawings used for cabinet work. | A Cabinet Drawing |
In______________ all distances are the same length as the actual sides. | an Isometric |
In _______________ there are six possible views from which an object can be drawn: the front, rear, top, bottom, left side, and right side. | Orthographic |
With full _____________, you will see all sides of an object. | Orthographic drawings |
In a ______________ pictures of components are used instead of the conventional electrical symbols found in schematic diagrams. | Pictorial Diagram |
A __________________ is used to illustrate a principle of operation and therefore, does not show parts as they actually appear or function. | Schematic Diagram |
A ______________ is generally printed in the lower right hand corner of every aircraft drawing. | Title Block |
___________ are light lines with arrowheads that extend from a note, number, or information box to a part. | Leader Lines |
____________ on outlines are used to illustrate a visible part. | Visible Lines |
______________ are used to show differences in types of materials or exposed surfaces. | Section Lines |
The combination of a vertical and horizontal coordinate identifies a ______. | Zone |
_____________ is the difference between the extreme permissible dimensions. | A Tolerance |
____________ consist of medium or heavy alternating long dashes and two short dashes with an arrowhead at each end. | Cutting Plane |
______ are light lines that extend from the point where a measurement is made. | Extension Lines |
________ identify locations fore and aft along the fuselage. | Station Numbers |
___________ are measured from the centerline of the fuselage, or buttock line zero. | Wing Stations |
A ___________ consist of a medium-weight solid line and is the most common type of line used on most drawings. | Visible Lines |
_____ are light lines made of alternating long dashes and two short dashes. | Phantom Lines |
_________ are light lines that are broken in the center so a dimension can be inserted. | Dimension Lines |
__________ indicate invisible edges or contours. | Hidden Lines |
A _______, _____________, and _______________ all take a three dimensional look when shading is applied correctly. | cylinder, cone, & sphere |
_________ are made up of alternating long and short dashes and are used to show the middle of a symmetrical part. | Center Lines |
Short ________ are used across small dimensions to show that a part continues. | Break Lines |
The symbol for _______ is frequently used to represent all metals. | Cast Iron |
Dimensions that appear on a drawing represent the perfect size, and are called basic, or ___________. | Nominal Dimensions |