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    Computer Aided Drawing MTS242

    Muhammad Usman Rafique

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    Lecture 6

    Material Symbol andFinish

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    Organization

    Announcement

    Sheet Division

    Assignment 2

    Tolerance

    Reading Assignment

    Surface Finish

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    Course OutlineWeek Topic

    1 Introduction

    2 Types of Lines, Uses, Geometrical Construction

    3, 4Projection Systems, Orthographic Projection, 1st Angle Projection, 3rd

    Angle Projection

    5 Dimensioning and Tolerances

    6 Material Symbol and Finish

    7 Sectional Views

    8 Introduction to CAD / CAM

    9 Drawing in AUTOCAD

    10 Labeling the drawing in CAD

    11 Mid-Term Exam

    12 Auxiliary Views

    13 Pictorial Representations

    14 Assembly Drawings

    15 Electronic Drawings

    16 Introduction to Pro-Engineer

    17 Revision

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    Announcement

    Telephone Extension : 470

    Email : [email protected]

    Website: http://sites.google.com/site/mtsengg/

    Students may come to my officeIAA Block, 1st Floor,Room 116

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    Assignment 2

    Explain in YOUR OWN WORDS (and sketches) Multi-View Drawing Orthographic Projections 1st angle and 3rd angle projection, their theory and how 3 views are

    chosen from them

    Why do we use orthographic projection

    You may consult text book, library or internet.

    Copying anything is NOT allowed. Any copied portion will lead to ZEROpoints

    Deadline: Monday 25th October, 2010

    0900 Hours

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    Sheet Division

    Explained on white board

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    Tolerances

    Introduced last week - More detail today

    Tolerances

    Universal Tolerance:

    All dimensions have same tolerance level

    For example All tolerances to be 1mm

    Specific Tolerance: Different tolerance levels for different features

    Mentioned with dimensions of the features

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    Tolerances

    Methods of writing tolerances

    Nominal Value followed by tolerance

    Maximum and minimum values

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    Tolerances

    Dimensioning the tolerances

    Unilateral Tolerances

    Bilateral Tolerances

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    Reading Assignment

    Chapter 13, Fundamentals of Engineering Drawing byWarren J. Luzadder (11th Edition)

    Topics: Tolerances(13.21) to Profile Tolerancing(13.34)

    No need to memorize. But go through it and be familiar with

    symbols and conventions

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    Surface Finish

    Surface of material is never perfect

    Inaccuracies or imperfections is surfaces are called

    Surface Finish (SF)

    Caused by tool shape and its direction of motion

    Important in some cases - hence must be mentioned indrawing

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    Surface Finish

    Roughness and Waviness Roughness: Created by tool marks

    Waviness: Variation in dimension

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    Surface Finish

    Mentioning SF on drawing

    Putting a Tick Symbol on the surface

    Tick comprises of 2 lines, at 60 Deg to each other

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    Surface Finish

    Mentioning SF on drawing

    Symbol of Machining

    Closed Tick

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    Surface Finish

    Mentioning SF on drawing

    Machining NOT allowed

    A circle placed over Tick

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    Surface Finish

    Mentioning SF on drawing

    Additional Information

    Add extension to tick

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    Surface Finish

    Mentioning SF on drawing

    Finishing Requirement applied to all four surfaces

    Add a circle on extension

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    Surface Finish

    Finishing Requirement applied to all four surfaces In orthographic Views

    SF applicable to all

    boundaries of Front

    view

    Front and Back faces

    have different SF

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    References

    Engineering Drawing for Manufacture by Brian Griffiths,

    Feb 2003, Elsevier Science and Technology Books