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Technical Drawing Terms
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1. Assembly drawings in which parts are moved out of position along an axis.
Convention
Title block
Exploded assembly
Dimensions
2. The degree of conformity of a measured or calculated value to actual value being measured or calculated.
International Standards Institute (ISO)
Accuracy
Convention
Exploded assembly
3. The system used in most of the world that uses meters - grams and liters.
Dimensions
Exploded assembly
American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
Metric system
4. A drawing that shows the various parts of an item when assembled.
Dimensions
Assembly drawing
Title block
Metric system
5. Changes made to a drawing since it was initially released to manufacture.
Accuracy
Exploded assembly
Assembly Models
Revision
6. In CAD - grouping of individual component files or sub- assembly files
Assembly Models
Assembly drawing
International Standards Institute (ISO)
Dimensions
7. A table located in the bottom right hand corner of a drawing that identifies necessary info not given in the drawing itself.
Exploded assembly
Engineering Change Notice (ECN)
Assembly drawing
Title block
8. A document that accompanies a drawing to authorize changes to a design.
Dimensions
Assembly drawing
Engineering Change Notice (ECN)
American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
9. The way in which something is usually done - by tradition or established standards.
Accuracy
Convention
American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
Assembly Models
10. Develops technical standards for products globally.
Dimensions
International Standards Institute (ISO)
Revision
Engineering Change Notice (ECN)
11. Measurement in length - width and height.
Assembly drawing
Dimensions
Accuracy
Revision
12. Develops technical standards for many products in the United States.
Title block
Accuracy
American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
Exploded assembly