ETI's Engineering Drawing Requirements Workshop
- Engineering Drawing Requirements Workshop - (Concept driven)
For
design, layout, assembly, checking and inspection teams.
The interpretation of an engineering drawing has a direct impact on the final product. ETI's one-day course explains how to correctly interpret engineering drawings. It will improve a student's understanding of print reading and result in more effective communication on the job.
Who Should
Attend
This workshop is designed for anyone who interprets engineering drawings: product, manufacturing, and quality engineers; inspectors; machinists; production personnel; purchasing agents; etc.
Workshop
Highlights
Working with engineering drawings involves analyzing, making decisions, and processing data. The Engineering Drawing Requirements workshop is based on practical application of print interpretation. It will give you a better understanding of the view representation, dimensions, tolerances, and symbols used on prints. You'll learn:
- The definition and uses of engineering drawings
- Types of engineering drawings
- Appropriate standards and documents specified on engineering drawings
- Standard engineering drawing formats
- Interpreting general notes, flag notes and general tolerances on engineering drawings
- How revisions are specified on engineering drawings
- Identifying and interpreting line conventions used on engineering drawings
- Interpreting the various views shown on engineering drawings
- Basic part definition required on engineering drawings
- Common terms, symbols and abbreviations used on engineering drawings
This hands-on workshop is based on ASME standards and common industry practices. It contains a series of goals and objectives and includes numerous practice problems. If pre-arranged, your company drawings can be used in the workshop exercises.
Each workshop
participant receives:
A copy of Engineering Drawing Requirements: How to Interpret Engineering Drawings, by Alex Krulikowski
A GD&T Ultimate Pocket Guide
An official certificate of completion
Format: The one-day Engineering Drawing Requirements workshop is based on practical application of print interpretation. Topics covered include:
Engineering Drawing
Engineering drawings
CAD
Purpose of engineering drawings
Importance of engineering drawings
Standards used on engineering drawings
ASME Y14.100
Types of engineering drawings
Layout drawings
Assembly drawing
Inseparable assembly drawing
Detail assembly drawing
Detail drawings
Monodetail drawings
Multidetail drawings
Exercise one
Drawing Formats
Drawing sheet sizes
Drawing zones
Title blocks
Revisions blocks
Angle of projection
Engineering drawing units
Parts lists
General notes
Local notes
Flag notes
Drawing scale
Multi-sheet drawings
Exercise two
Line Conventions and Lettering
Line types on drawings
Functions represented by line type
Hierarchy of line types
Lettering
Exercise three
Drawing Views
Orthographic projection
Projection systems
Single view drawings
Multiview drawings
Detail views
Auxiliary views
Assembly views
Exercise four |
Drawing Sections
Section views
Eight types of section views
Conventional vs. true geometry
Revolution of features
Sectioning of assemblies
Exercise five
Dimensioning and Tolerancing
Practices for metric unit dimensions
Practices for English unit dimensions
Expressing tolerance
General tolerances
Definitions
Implied relationships
Coaxial relationships
General symbols and abbreviations
Thread, gear, and spline representation
Thread, gear, and spline specifications
GD&T standards
GD&T symbols
Uses of GD&T
Exercise six
Surface Texture
Surface texture standards
Definition of surface texture
ASME surface texture symbols
Exercise seven
Weld Symbols
Weld specifications
Common weld types
Common weld joints
Exercise eight
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Students who
attend our workshops walk away with more than knowledge. They gain
on-the-job skills because our materials are performance-based, and
each workshop approaches the subject from a design perspective.
For more onsite workshop information or to request
a custom quote package contact a GD&T account executive
at 800-886-0909, email sales@etinews.com,
or use our online training
quote request form. |