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Aircraft Drawing Typ

Study set for Chapter 6: Aircraft drawing types, lines, projections, dimensions,

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Drawings used for fabrication or assembly are called ____ or ____ drawings. Working or assembly drawings
Production drawings are categorized as ____ , ____ , or ____. Detail, assembly, installation
A drawing that gives all specifications to make a part. Detail drawing
A drawing that shows how parts fit together. Assembly drawing
Drawing similar to a photo and shows parts how they appear. Pictorial drawing
Drawing showing how a part is installed in an aircraft. Installation drawing
Diagram used to simplify complex circuits. Schematic diagram
Diagram showing function/location of components without physical location. Block diagram
Diagram showing all wires and connections. Wiring diagram
Simple diagrams used in electronic systems. Logic diagrams
In perspective drawing, parallel lines appear as ____. Vanishing lines (foreshortening)
View similar to perspective but uses parallel lines and is true to scale. Isometric view
Picture:
______
/ /|
/_____/ |
| | /
|_____|/
Projection showing equal distances on subject as equal distances on drawing. Oblique projection
Picture:
Front face true size:
______
| |
|______|
Depth at 45°:
______
/ /
|____/
In isometric projection, verticals are ____ and horizontals are ____°. Vertical, 30°
Three most common orthographic views. Top, front, right side
Picture:
Front:
+-----+
| |
+-----+
Top:
+-----+
|_____|
Side:
+---+
| |
+---+
Three line widths used in drawings. Light, medium, wide
Visible outline line type. Heavy/medium solid line
Hidden outline line type. Medium dashed (- - - -)
Center line type. Long-short-long (— · —)
Line showing alternate positions of a part. Phantom line
Picture:
— · · — · · —
Dimension line type. Thin line with arrows
Picture:
<----- 2.50 ----->
Heavy wide broken line with long and short dashes. Break line
Picture:
——— - ——— - ———
Lines used when a surface is cut away. Section lines
Picture:
/////// (hatching)
Curved surface shown in other views appears as ____. Hidden line
View created by cutting away part of object. Section view
Picture:
Cut surface shown with //////
+--------+
|/////// |
|/////// |
+--------+
View showing only part of object but enlarged. Detail view
What is required on every drawing used to fabricate or repair? Dimensions
Dimensions used to locate holes for drilling. Center dimensions
Picture:
Edge → 2.00 → ● (hole center)
Dimensions used when cutting stock to size. Tolerance dimensions
Picture:
2.00 ± .03
(Allowed range 1.97–2.03)
Dimensions common to two views placed ____. Between the views
Holes are located by dimensioning to the ____. Center
A hole is dimensioned by the ____ of the drill used. Diameter
Curved surfaces are dimensioned as a ____. Radius
Dimensions showing nominal size are called ____. Basic dimensions
Basic dimensions have ____ and ____ sizes. Minimum and maximum
Total permissible variation in a size. Tolerance
Difference between maximum material limits. Allowance
Large numbers in lower-right of title block. Drawing number
Each aerospace part has a ____. Part number
Opposite mirror-image parts are labeled as ____. Opposite-hand (LH/RH)
System that helps locate fuselage frames. Zone numbering system
Incomplete info in title block is placed as a ____. Note
Visible sign used instead of words. Symbol
Symbol for ____ is often used to refer to all metals. Steel
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