Answers to the Questions

Q-1: What is the type of drawing?

A-1: Engineering drawing, which includes orthographic, isometric, sectional, and assembly
drawings.

Q-2: The number of folding methods for folding various sizes of drawing sheets is

A-2: 4

Q-3: Define engineering drawing. Why is drawing called the universal language of
engineers?

A-3: Engineering drawing is a type of technical drawing used to communicate design

information. It is called the universal language of engineers because it provides a clear and
standardized way to convey information about shapes, dimensions, tolerances, and materials,
ensuring clear communication across different languages and regions.

Q-4: What is the layout of a drawing sheet?

A-4: The layout of a drawing sheet includes margins, title block, revision block, parts list, and a
designated space for the drawing itself.

Q-5: List out the contents of the title block and material list.

A-5:

 Title Block: Drawing title, drawing number, scale, date, revision number, sheet number,
drafter’s name, approval signatures.

 Material List: Component name, material specification, quantity, weight, and part
number.

Q-6: Where and why is a cutting plane drawn in a drawing?

A-6: A cutting plane is drawn in sectional views to show internal features that are not visible
from the outside.

Q-7: What is the importance of dimensioning?

A-7: Dimensioning ensures accurate manufacturing, proper fit, and function of parts.

Q-8: What is dimensioning?

A-8: Dimensioning is the process of adding size, location, and tolerance details to a drawing.

Q-9: What are the general rules of dimensioning?

A-9:

1. Dimensions should be placed outside the view.

2. Do not repeat dimensions.

3. Place dimensions in a logical and readable manner.

4. Use proper units and symbols.

Q-10: What are the main uses of scale?

A-10: Scaling helps in enlarging or reducing the size of drawings while maintaining
proportionality.

Q-11: What is a sectional view? Why are sectional views used in drawings?

A-11: A sectional view is a cutaway drawing showing internal features of an object. It helps in
visualizing hidden details.

Q-12: What are section or hatching lines?

A-12: These are lines used to indicate different materials or internal surfaces in sectional views.

Q-13: What is an isometric view?

A-13: An isometric view is a 3D representation where all three axes (X, Y, Z) are at 120° angles.

Q-14: The ratio of height to length of an arrow in dimensioning is ___

A-14: 1:3

Q-15 to Q-20: Identifying different types of dimensioning (Figures required for reference).
A-15 to A-20: Based on the given figures, the appropriate dimensioning type needs to be
selected.

Q-21: Dimension lines should not intersect each other as far as possible.

A-21: True

Q-22: Identify ‘a’ in the picture.

A-22: Leader Line (based on the diagram provided in the document).

Q-23: While representing the diameter in dimensioning, it is represented as

A-23: Ø

Q-24: Matching question (based on given figure).

A-24: The correct answer depends on the provided figure.

Q-25: In engineering drawing, which type of arrowhead is used?

A-25: Closed and filled

Q-26: Representative fraction is the

A-26: Ratio of the length in drawing to the actual length.

Q-27: The length of the drawing is 20 cm, the scale is given as 2:1. Find the actual length.

A-27: Actual Length = 20 cm / 2 = 10 cm

Q-28: The actual length is 1 cm. The length of the drawing is 30 cm. Find the representative
factor.

A-28: Representative Factor = Drawing Length / Actual Length = 30/1 = 30

Q-29: What is the difference between first and third-angle projection?

A-29:

 First Angle Projection: The object is placed between the observer and the plane.

 Third Angle Projection: The plane is placed between the observer and the object.
Q-30: What is dimensional tolerance?

A-30: Dimensional tolerance is the permissible limit of variation in a physical dimension.

Q-31: What is the difference between unilateral and bilateral tolerance?

A-31:

 Unilateral Tolerance: Variation in one direction.

 Bilateral Tolerance: Variation in both directions.

Q-32: What is geometric dimensioning?

A-32: Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing (GD&T) is a symbolic way of defining allowable
variations in part geometry.

Q-33: What are the benefits of GD&T?

A-33:

1. Improves communication.

2. Ensures proper fit and function.

3. Reduces manufacturing costs.

Q-34: List the symbols of form, profile, orientation, location, and runout.

A-34:

 Form: Flatness, straightness.

 Profile: Profile of a line/surface.

 Orientation: Angularity, parallelism.

 Location: Position, concentricity.

 Runout: Circular runout, total runout

Solution: Meeting Agenda and Minutes for Scenario 1 & 2

Below are the Meeting Agenda and Meeting Minutes templates filled out based on Scenario 1
and Scenario 2 from the case studies.

Scenario 1: Conduct a Meeting with Stakeholders Regarding Drawing Details

Meeting Agenda

Date/Time: [Insert Date & Time]

Location: [Insert Location]
Chairperson: [Name of the Person Leading the Meeting]
Meeting Attendees:

 [Attendee 1 - Role]

 [Attendee 2 - Role]

 [Attendee 3 - Role]

Agenda Items:

Agenda Item/Topic Discussion/Outcomes Action Officer Due

Date

Welcome & Opening remarks, meeting purpose Chairperson [Date]

Introduction

Confirm Drawing Discussion on dimensions, designs, and [Responsible [Date]

Requirements specifications Person]

Identify Key Features List down all essential features of the [Responsible [Date]
component/object Person]

Select Type of Decide whether an orthogonal or [Responsible [Date]

Drawing isometric drawing is required Person]

Conclusion & Finalize details and confirm Chairperson [Date]

 Summary understanding

Summary:

 Key specifications and drawing type confirmed.

 Stakeholders provided necessary inputs.

 Agreed on deadlines for drawing completion.

Next Meeting: [Insert Date & Time]

Meeting Closed at: [Insert Time]

Meeting Minutes

Minutes of Meeting

Meeting Objective: Confirm drawing requirements with stakeholders.

Attendees:

 [Name 1 - Role]

 [Name 2 - Role]

 [Name 3 - Role]

Venue: [Insert Location]

Date: [Insert Date]

Discussion Points & Action Plan

No. Points Discussed Actions Suggested Target

Date

1 Required dimensions and designs Document specifications in drawing [Date]

sheet

2 Important component features Verify with engineers before [Date]

finalizing
 3 Type of drawing Final decision: [Chosen Drawing [Date]
(orthogonal/isometric) Type]

4 Compliance with standards Ensure industry guidelines are [Date]

followed

Signatures:

 Attendee 1: _______________

 Attendee 2: _______________

 Attendee 3: _______________

Scenario 2: Conduct a Meeting After Inspection of the Drawing

Meeting Agenda

Date/Time: [Insert Date & Time]

Location: [Insert Location]
Chairperson: [Name]
Meeting Attendees:

 [Attendee 1 - Role]

 [Attendee 2 - Role]

 [Attendee 3 - Role]

Agenda Items:

Agenda Item/Topic Discussion/Outcomes Action Officer Due

Date

Welcome & Purpose of the meeting and Chairperson [Date]

Introduction objectives

Drawing Inspection Review completed drawing against [Responsible [Date]

 requirements Person]

Compliance Check Verify against industry standards [Responsible [Date]

Person]

Corrections & Identify and discuss necessary [Responsible [Date]

Improvements modifications Person]

Finalization Confirm agreed-upon changes and Chairperson [Date]

timeline

Summary:

 Drawing reviewed and discrepancies identified.

 Changes required to meet industrial standards.

 New deadline for submission established.

Next Meeting: [Insert Date & Time]

Meeting Closed at: [Insert Time]

Meeting Minutes

Minutes of Meeting

Meeting Objective: Review and finalize the drawing after inspection.

Attendees:

 [Name 1 - Role]

 [Name 2 - Role]

 [Name 3 - Role]

Venue: [Insert Location]

Date: [Insert Date]

Discussion Points & Action Plan

No. Points Discussed Actions Suggested Target Date

1 Inspection results Correct identified errors [Date]

2 Industrial compliance Adjust dimensions to standard [Date]

3 Missing details Include missing features in drawing [Date]

4 Final approval process Submit revised version for approval [Date]

Signatures:

 Attendee 1: _______________

 Attendee 2: _______________

 Attendee 3: _______________