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    QUESTION 1: FUNDAMENTALS OF ENGINEERING DRAWING, ELECTRICAL

    FITTINGS AND WELDING SYMBOLS

    NOTE: Answer this question on the attached ANSWER SHEET and submit with
    DRAWING SHEET.

    1.1 Write down the meaning of the following abbreviations:

    1.1.1 PCD

    1.1.2 ASSY

    1.1.3 AF

    1.1.4 CHAM
    (4 × 1) (4)

    1.2 Make a NEAT freehand drawing of an PVC T-piece inspection coupling used
    as an electrical fitting. (3)

    1.3 Name FOUR basic welding joints. (4)

    1.4 State FOUR advantages of Computer-aided Drawing compared to


    conventional drawing or draughting. (4)
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    QUESTION 2: SCREW THREADS

    FIGURE 1 shows the front view of a VALVE SPINDLE.


    Draw ONLY section A of the VALVE SPINDLE to a scale 1 : 1.
    Provide part A with a single start external right-hand square-screw thread with a pitch
    of 16 mm.

    FIGURE 2
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    QUESTION 3: FIRST-ANGLE ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION

    FIGURE 3 on the next page shows an outside front view and an outside left view of a
    pipe guide in first-angle orthographic projection.

    3.1 Draw, to scale 1 : 1, the following views in first-angle orthographic projection:

    3.1.1 A full sectional front view on cutting plane X–X. (6)

    3.1.2 An outside left view. (4)

    3.2 Insert the following title and scale centrally beneath the layout:

    PIPE GUIDE

    SCALE 1 : 1 (2)

    3.3 Draw the symbol for the first-angle orthographic projection beneath the layout. (1)

    3.4 At A add a machining surface symbol with a roughness value of 6,3μm


    produced by a milling machine. (3)

    3.4 Line work and accuracy. (2)

    3.5 Layout and neatness. (2)

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    FIGURE 3

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    QUESTION 4: ISOMETRIC PROJECTION

    FIGURE 4 below shows two views of a work piece in third-angle orthographic


    projection.

    Do not draw the given views, but draw to scale 1 : 1, an isometric view of the work
    piece. Point P must be the lowest point.

    NO hidden detail is required.

    FIGURE 4
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    QUESTION 5: INTERPENETRATION

    FIGURE 5 below shows two views of a circular pipe penetrated by a triangular pipe
    without the interpenetration lines in third-angle orthographic projection.

    5.1 Redraw the two views in first-angle orthographic projection to scale 1 : 1. (4)

    5.2 Draw the interpenetration curve on the front view. (2)

    5.3 Show all the construction lines needed to project the curve of interpenetration. (4)

    5.4 Linework, accuracy, layout and neatness. (5)

    FIGURE 5
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    QUESTION 6: THIRD-ANGLE ORTHOGRAPHIC PROJECTION

    FIGURE 6 on the next place shows a front view and a top view of a bracket in
    third-angle orthographic projection.

    Draw to scale 1 : 1 and in in third-angle orthographic projection the following views of


    the bracket:

    6.1 A full-sectional front view on cutting plane B–B. (6)

    6.2 A full-sectional right view on cutting plane A–A. (6)

    6.3 An outside top view. NO hidden detail required. (4)

    6.4 Add the title and scale centrally beneath the layout. (2)

    6.5 Insert the third-angle orthographic projection symbol below the title and
    scale. (1)

    6.5 Linework, accuracy, layout and neatness. (7)

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    FIGURE 6
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